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It was another busy season for one of the last drive-in movie theatres in the province.

Representatives of several cultures brought tasty treats from their home countries under one roof in Weyburn, as Southeast Newcomer Services and SWIS hosted a "Taste of the Nations" on Friday evening at McKenna Hall. There were food samples from a wide range of countries and cultures, including Nigeria, India, Vietnam, the Philippines, Ukraine, Ecuador, Colombia, Spain and Canada. The event was held as part of "Welcoming Week" in Weyburn for all newcomers and their families.

Three individuals have been charged in connection with the incident. Their whereabouts are unknown.

The harvest for the Farming for a Future fundraiser has begun. Shane and Ashley Valentine have donated 100 acres of farmland, with the revenues from the sale of the crops to be donated to the Carlyle Community Complex Foundation.

Riders Postgame: Edmonton and quarterback Tre Ford always had an answer to the Riders’ scoring in a 36-27 win.

The Weyburn Fire Department was dispatched to the corner of Third Street NE and Railway Avenue on Thursday at 11:23 p.m., after alarms were reported at Another Round Sports Bar.

Timeline of events and witness memory recall significant focus of trial.

Riders Gameday Preview: Saskatchewan takes on Edmonton at Mosaic Stadium in what has been billed the “Lights Out game.

Minister of Trade and Export Development Jeremy Harrison accuses Trudeau government as having “never treated the EPTA negotiations with India seriously.”

Sara East, Trina Battersby and Sarah Clauson have started their own separate practices.