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Weyburn farmer Lloyd Culham drives his combine up a row of swathed spring wheat on a field located just west of Weyburn on a hot and sunny day. Culham said the spring wheat was looking a little thin, and would probably grade as feed wheat.

Residents from the Weyburn Special Care Home head north on Fifth Street, after they leave the Care Home for their first annual "Silver Fox Run".

Junior hockey players scramble for the puck, as Weyburn Red Wing right-wing Kevin Mann (No. 21) attempts to pass the puck to his teammates Thomas Carleton (No. 25) and Trent Hermary (No. 20).

Due to extremely dry conditions developing in several areas throughout our province and the potential risk of fires starting from vehicle use, the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) and the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA) are reques

The Saskatchewan NDP will nominate a candidate for the Weyburn-Big Muddy constituency on Thursday, September 22. This event will take place in the lower level of the TC Douglas Church at 6:00 p.m.

Full-time employment hits another all-time high

After having the summer off, the Weyburn Branch of the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society will hold their regular meeting at the Weyburn Public Library on Tuesday, September 20 at 6:30 p.m.

September is all about back-to-school - time to get back into routines, make lunches and go to bed early. And since there's so much to do and kids are still in summer mode, it's hard to make sure the family is focusing on learning.

I guess the column I wrote about school supplies hit some nerves, brought back some memories and just plain irritated some people. With all the input I received, you can bet I also heard some other stories relating to the way school is "nowadays".

A Workplace Seminar, to familiarize Weyburn and area, employers, employees, and perspective employees with the resources available to meet literacy challenges in the second decade of the 21st century is set for Wednesday, September 21.