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Hobby engineers brought many new projects this year, which Estevan has never seen before, as well as some beloved pieces. With a couple of newcomers to the show, Kelly Tytlandsvik, who's been organizing the event throughout all these years, added new pins to the event map, showing how the event draws interest from all over North America.

Daily Leg Update: Second reading debate finally under way at Saskatchewan Legislature, as special sitting continues.

The schools in the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division saw an overall increase of 2.37 per cent in enrolment, as of the Sept. 30 cutoff date.

Enrolment numbers in the Southeast Cornerstone School Division were expected to rise, and they did, perhaps a little more than what was anticipated.

The Weyburn Police Service responded to 84 calls for service during the period of Oct. 9 to 15, resulting in a total of 18 charges.

Two students have worked on a portable irrigation system that can address the needs for more efficient crop development, not only in Canada, but globally.

Prairie Sky Co-op is supporting the Weyburn Theatre Community Service Co-op and has donated $75,000 for the project, for the Walk of Fame in the lobby.

Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill says government willing to negotiate, wants teachers union to return to bargaining table.

Saskatchewan Party government, opposition NDP host competing announcements on health care on Oct. 16.

Daily Leg Update: Government ministers surprised by Heather Kuttai’s resignation, but are not about to walk back on their parental consent legislation.