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The Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show announced that attendee registration is now officially open for the 20th biennial event, slated to take place from June 4-6 in Weyburn.

Many Weyburn and area residents dropped by the Knox Hall on Saturday for the community potluck, put on by a group of local residents, with no requirement for anyone to bring food. There was a good variety of dishes to choose from, with live music provided, a kids crafts table, and there was a draw for a care package, with bread and food available for people to take home afterward.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School hosted Pre-District badminton on Saturday. There were 50 athletes, with 21 from WCS, and the rest from five other schools.

The two kindergarten classes at Legacy Park Elementary had close encounters with young farm animals, as teacher Jayme Payak had chicken and turkey chicks, while Jennelle Wimmer's class met a month-old calf from her farm, and got to feed him. Most of the children had never met a farm animal before.

The Weyburn Credit Union hit a major milestone in its history in the past year, as they are now have over $1 billion of assets under management.

Volunteers are asked to join them for fun as they express their gratitude to all who play a role in making Communithon a success.

Former dispatcher Heather Fyke shared how she had to live with her trauma as one of the first to take the calls when the Humboldt Broncos team bus crashed.

The Wheatland Seniors Centre sold a total of 4,500 raffle tickets in their latest fundraiser efforts, and made the prize draws on Wednesday afternoon.

Robert Kitchen outlines what the Conservative Party would have done differently.