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Weyburn's first Fair was put on back in 1908, and now the Weyburn Agricultural Society is ready to put on its 103rd Fair and Exhibition. The fair will be taking place from Monday, July 4 until Wednesday, July 6.

Grade 4 teacher Colleen Sproat sits with two of her students, Jenna Chessall and Sheridan Hemphill, at the bake sale they put together to help raise money to give to the Red Cross, to help those afflicted by the flood in Weyburn.

Marvin Chambers is going to have a busy couple of years. Chambers has been charged with representing Canada on the international board of directors for the Lions Clubs International. "It's the West's turn," said Chambers, speaking of his position.

An multi-agency drug investigation has led to significant drug bust in Estevan today.

This is the Monday flood update released by the City of Estevan. The City of Estevan remains in a Local State of Emergency, however residents of Willow Park Greens Trailer Park have returned to their homes and are not in any immediate danger.

This city tractor street-sweeper works at pushing out the flood waters lying on Highway 39 just near the Government Road bridge on Thursday.

The Estevan Rotary Club received a jolt of Brazilian culture as five professionals from the South American country toured the city for a few days last week.

One thing about James Noble, age 18, is that he's not shy about coming forward.

Ed Komarnicki, Member of Parliament for Souris-Moose Mountain, spoke on the Budget Bill in the House of Commons in Ottawa on June16 and mentioned the wet and flood conditions in Souris-Moose Mountain.

The Weyburn Police Service is warning residents about a new type of fraud related to the recent flooding. "The recent flood disaster in Weyburn has seen members of the community come together as a team to minimize the effects of the influx of water.