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Nearly 700 people were served at the fowl supper on November 29 and all proceeds went to support SRC activities.

The historic Allen Park in Yellow Grass is lit up brightly, and colourfully, for the Christmas holidays, with many of the trees, bushes and play structures sporting colourful strings of lights.

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure has recently advised truckers that winter weights will not come into effect in a large portion of southern Saskatchewan on December 1.

This year's Victorian High Tea, put on by the United Church, was another great success, and even busier than last year's High Tea. The event, which ran from 1:30 to 3 p.m.

Weyburn's Church of Christ welcomed missionary Salvador Cariaga this fall to share his message with their congregation and with the community of Weyburn.

The Cornerstone Theatre delivered another outstanding performance to a packed house. The play, which ran Friday and Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, was a quirky take on Charles Dickens' classic, 'A Christmas Carol'.

Construction continues to rise at a rapid pace according to the October building permit statistics recently released by Statistics Canada. Saskatchewan's building permits are up by 22.

After hundreds of hours of practice and preparation, the Estevan Comprehensive School is ready to unveil its production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast to the public. The first of four performances is scheduled for Thursday night at 7 p.m.

Weyburn Comp students taking Cosmetology 20 work on giving facials to their fellow students, and in case, to the cosmetology instructor, on Thursday.

Three individuals charged in an alleged home invasion made their second appearance in Estevan provincial court on Dec. 1. Weyburn resident Ayla Dawn Lynn Schachtel was remanded in custody until Dec. 19 when a show-cause hearing is expected.