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Celebrating a decade of growth

As Weyburn heads into a new century, the city is celebrating unprecedented growth and expansion in the local economy, much of it over the past decade in oil, agriculture and retail sectors
Shareholders hand in proxy votes

Shareholders hand in proxy votes

Dave Beach and Davin Mainil, at left, accept proxy votes for the Weyburn Inland Terminal from Weyburn-area farmers Dave Geiger (centre) and Adrienne Sidloski on Friday, as Brent Kosior looks on.
Poppy Campaign donates to Veterans Wing

Poppy Campaign donates to Veterans Wing

Shauna Leonard and Jesse Albanez, unit managers of the Veterans Wings at the Wascana Rehabilitation Centre, receive $12,000 from Don Sealy and Shelley Kauf, from the Weyburn Royal Canadian Legion Branch 47.
Ivan Churchill

Ivan Churchill

It is with sadness we announce that Ivan Churchill, born August 26, 1921, passed away quietly in his sleep, February 14, 2014.
Skaters attend tournament

Skaters attend tournament

Members of the Weyburn Skating Club attend the regional competition in Clavet, from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2. From left are Taliya Knight, Rese King, Hannah Bratrud and Brooke Erickson. Missing is Hallie Bourassa.
Team SE wrestling team wins bronze medal

Team SE wrestling team wins bronze medal

Team Southeast won a bronze medal in the mix medal competition at the Saskatchewan Winter Games, held in Prince Albert from Feb. 16 to 22. There were nine members of the Weyburn Cobra Wrestling Club who competed in the Winter Games.
Weyburn Scouts visit home of Snowbirds

Weyburn Scouts visit home of Snowbirds

The scouts and leaders of the Fifth Weyburn Scouts visited Moose Jaw for a weekend scout camp, including a tour of CFB Moose Jaw where the Snowbirds precision flying team are based.
Learning to float

Learning to float

Swim instructor Kevin Macduff helps Romuldo Abad learn to float during swim lessons at the Weyburn Leisure Centre on Thursday.
Cameron sisters practice for Rotary Music Festival

Cameron sisters practice for Rotary Music Festival

Jayda and Taylor Cameron practice "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" at the Tommy Douglas Performing Arts Centre, as they start preparing for the Rotary Music Festival.
Jamming with the rhythm band

Jamming with the rhythm band

Clayton Akachuk and Audrey Bennett beat out a rhythm with the Dew Drop Inn rhythm band at Tatagwa View. Residents met to form the band on Feb.
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