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The August sale of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights has generated $21.7 million in revenue for the province. This brings land sale revenues for the 2011 calendar year to $214.9 million.

The City of Weyburn saw July producing the biggest building permit month in over 25 years.

Full-Time Employment Hits an All-Time Record High

I had many people comment on my column from last week and before I continue I thought I would post something my friend Jean sent me that sums up a lot of what I was trying to get out there last week. My parents smacked me when I was naughty...

City Manager Bob Smith has announced that the provincial government will be providing the City of Weyburn with additional flood assistance as a result of last week's severe rainfall.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of August 8 to 14: * Police were called to assist in helping to located a missing patient from Tatagwa View on August 14. * On August 13, there was a minor disturbance at the King George Hotel.

Art Wallce shows Jan-Ake Engvall and Gunvor Brink, Rotarians from Sweden, around the Charlie Wilson Silver Collection at the Soo Line Historical Museum on Thursday.

The results of the senior Centre's activities for the week of August 7 to August 13: Bridge: (Monday) 1st Andy Goeres, 2nd Jack Medwed, 3rd Berty Lou Dreis. Bridge: (Friday) 1st Jim Brown, 2nd Andy Dumba, 3rd John Whitell.

Almost 400 former Red Wing players, supporters and friends gathered in Weyburn last weekend to celebrate a special milestone for the local SJHL Jr. A hockey club.

Members of the first edition of the Weyburn Red Wings, who hit the ice in 1961, gather at the 50th anniversary reunion held over the weekend just after the banquet on Saturday in the Weyburn Curling Rink.