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A Weyburn couple has been honoured both locally and provincially for their work with immigrants and keeping heritage alive and well in Saskatchewan.

Members of Southeast Regional College (SERC) and the University of Regina (U of R) officially launched a community?based Master's of Education (MEd) program in Weyburn on December 1.

The Festival of Trees is being called "an incredible success," earning over $40,000 for The Family Place.

Canadian Blood Services and the Saskatchewan Roughriders have released the results of their Bleed Green campaign. The two not-for-profit organizations partnered for a season-long promotion designed to inspire Rider fans to give blood and save lives.

The long-anticipated weekend has finally arrived, and the Carlyle Dickens Village Festival is here! Blessed with a truly white winter, the historically-themed Christmas celebration offers enough for the visitor and resident alike to keep you busy for

Carlyle United Church will be hosting a 'Blue Christmas' service at the church again this year. The service, which is held to support those who find themselves grieving for whatever reason, is delivered as a non-denomination service.

Two Weyburn Police Service members were honoured in Government House on December 1.

Pangman (cpd) - The Pangman SCC will be sponsoring a horse-drawn sleigh ride on Friday, Dec. 17, right after school. Everyone who is interested in going on a sleigh ride are asked to meet on Main Street at the Community Centre.

It's called Releasing Time to Care and it is rolling out across the Sun Country Health Region in an organized fashion, according to the team leaders who gathered at Estevan's St. Joseph's Hospital last Thursday afternoon.

As we all know Christmas is the season for receiving. But the Salvation Army is also reminding the public not to forget that Christmas is also a time for giving.