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Football was brought to the forefront in the community from the Where is Riderville? campaign, and representatives from the Weyburn Minor Football Association and Weyburn Rider Nation are proud of how involved the community became through the whole c

The Carlyle RCMP detachment handled 36 calls between Aug. 23 and Aug. 30. Members of the Carlyle detachment were summoned to a business office in the area in response to to a disturbance call from within the office.

The weekend of August 21-22/2010 was a super one - the weather had cooperated with a breezy sunny day for Saturday and no rain.

The provincial government has announced for the budget year of 2010/11 it will set up an organization to guide doctor recruitment and retention efforts in the province. Run by an appointed board, and funded this first year to the tune of $3.

Rachel and Chelan, the children of Collin and Kerri Keith, enjoy some downtime on the farm with their pet rabbit.

Two community initiatives are contributing to flood relief in Pakistan. A fundraiser was held at the Calvary Baptist Church on August 26 for victims of the flood that has left 20 million people homeless.

When Collene Verbeem asked the community of Stoughton to come out and at a 'wack' at cancer, the community responded in large numbers, bringing another successful year to the fundraising event.

A donation of $6,000 was presented to the Trust Fund of Lampman Health Care Center to go toward the Telehealth program.

Two Creelman Housing Authority board members have been reappointed to their post. John Greip and Patricia Horner will remain on the board of directors after serving for 11 and four years, respectively.

The Souris-Moose Mountain Conservative Association will be holding an event to gain support for scrapping the long gun registry before Parliament votes on the issue later this month.