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At a recent meeting of Weyburn city council, Martino Verhaeghe was appointed as the city's new director of planning and development. Past director Doug Mulhall recently retired from the position.

An assault that sent one man to hospital now leaves the assailant heading to jail. Sean King pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, as well as a number of breaches, during Estevan provincial court on Sept. 24. The incident stems from Jan.

Southeast farmers on a fire watch

They're back in business with renewed energy and a new place to play.

The new proposed federal electoral map proposes to eliminate every hybrid urban-rural split district in Saskatchewan, except Regina-Qu'Appelle. The Souris-Moose Mountain riding in the southeast would be significantly changed.

During the week of September 16-22, Weyburn Police Service responded to 91 calls for service.

There is no limit to what a police officer may be asked to do in the line of duty.

Terry Fox, while battling cancer, in 1980 decided to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research. He wasn't able to complete the cross country trek before passing away.

Soon the halls of WCS will be filled with hundreds of enthusiastic student leaders from across Canada in Weyburn to learn and share information and activities that will help them to lead their fellow students in their respective schools.

Arcola began hosting a craft show in 2003 at the Prairie Place Complex. Marie Milligan and Dora McKinnon began the event, which used to be hosted in Memorial Hall during Homespun.