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Weyburn's historic landmark Court House is set to once again be open for provincial court and Court of Queen's Bench sessions, three years and $8.4 million after work begun to renovate the stately structure.

Are there problems brewing with the new mathematics curriculum in Saskatchewan's schools? Education Minister Donna Harpauer received results of the recent math consultations with front-line educators, as well as feedback from parents and the dialogue

A trio of fires that could have resulted in more serious consequences attracted the attention of Estevan Fire Rescue Services and the Estevan Police Service (EPS) on May 17 and 18.

The deadline to appeal the assessed value of property for the City of Weyburn has passed and this year four residents appealed their assessment. The appeal period closed on May 23 at 1 p.m.

The finalists for the 2012 WEYBEX awards were announced by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce on Friday. Nominated for business leader of the year is Kim Thorson, of Thorson and Horner Law office.

The South East Cornerstone Public School Division trustees spent some time on May 17 discussing the timing of notices that could be sent out to all the division's school community councils.

Four local residents are safe and sound today thanks to the quick actions of an Estevan Police Service officer. Const. Steven Enns is credited with saving the four people from a house fire in the early morning hours on Friday.

Members of the Comp School's Girls' Chorus sings "Fields of Gold" as part of their performance at the school's last concert of the school year on Wednesday evening in the Comp Cafetorium.

As the spring session of the Legislature wrapped up on Thursday, the Saskatchewan Party touted how theirs was the only balanced provincial budget in Canada, while the Opposition NDP vowed to fight on this summer, spreading out over the province to he

As the roster of doctors has been slowly rebuilt in Estevan, so too has the restoration of services at St. Joseph's Hospital.