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HayEast 2012 is celebrating its first major $20,000 corporate donation from Agrium.

This week school was scarier than usual since the GFK Student Leadership Team had students involved in many fun, Halloween themed, spirit building activities during lunch breaks this week.

Voters in the City of Weyburn elected two new City Councillors and re-elected each of the four incumbent Councillors, as well as Mayor Debra Button, on October 24. In total, just over 2,100 ballots were cast.

Lyle Stewart, Minister of Agriculture, announced on October 29 the launch of the third annual Saskatchewan Agriculture Student Scholarship.

Ten years ago an idea was formed, based on an event in Garrison, N.D. and the town of Carlyle came to begin hosting the Dickens Village Festival.

Last week the Missoula Children's Theatre was in town preparing Carlyle Elementary School students for a production of The Wizard of Oz.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of October21 to 28: During the reporting period, the Weyburn Police Service responded to 115 calls for service, including those reporting mischief, damage done to parked vehicles and suspicious peop

MNP, in support of the Farm Credit Canada (FCC) Drive Away Hunger Program, has raised a grand total of 2,444 pounds of food and $15,598 in cash donations for folks across Saskatchewan.

Len Williams and Bryan Wilson of Weyburn were both re-elected by acclamation to the South East Cornerstone Public School Division #209 in the division Board Elections held on October 24.

Artist Yvette Moore shares some of her memories as author Joanne Bannatyne-Cugnet listens during a reception the pair held for their collaboration on "Prairie Alphabet", marking the 20th anniversary of the book's first publication.