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Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the period of February 7 to 14: *On February 12, police responded to a report of a large fight outside a local pub. Upon arrival, police found that a 21-year-old male had been knocked unconscious.

Rider Pride and generosity took over the city on February 13 during an all-day event that saw over $20,000 raised for a new football field in Weyburn.

The first sale of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights in 2011 is building on where a resurgent 2010 left off. February's sale generated $43.4 million in revenue for the province, the second-highest total for a February sale.

The Saskatchewan Watershed Authority has compiled the February 2011 outlook of potential spring runoff conditions for the province.

Local roller derby team, the Strait Jackettes, are holding a "Fresh Meat" recruitment day on March 6.

Jennifer's Journal

These days when I see a photo or video clip of someone who's spun out of control on the highway and had a bad accident, I'm paying attention - mostly because I had a terrifying experience recently, and somehow we came out of it unscathed, partly due

The Weyburn Police Service dealt with a total of 83 files during this period. Weather and road conditions played a part in what was a relatively quiet week, which included some assaults, thefts and mischief as well.

The members of the "Rider Priders" hockey team from the Saskatchewan Roughriders football team sit at a football-themed table up on stage at McKenna Hall on Sunday for the luncheon organized by Weyburn Rider Nation as part of a day-long fundraising e

The City of Weyburn is off to a strong start to the year for construction activity and lot sales, if the first month is any indication of things to come. City council was in the dark initially - and literally.