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In terms of hockey, Carlyle's upcoming hockey registration shouldn't be the only thing on the minds of parents. Chevrolet Canada is once again ensuring that children have access to hockey helmets in order to help keep them safe on the ice.

Angela McArthur's day-camp at White Bear First Nation, continues to provide fun activities for kids aged six to 12. Recently she visited the Carlyle detachment of the RCMP and asked if they could do something for the kids.

Weyburn Concert Series is looking forward to an exciting and varied 2011-2012 season with a line-up that offers seven concerts encompassing a wide variety of entertainment genres.

Three hundred and forty six antlerless mule deer licenses will be available for purchase beginning September 6, 2011. The licenses were originally made available through the Big Game Draw but were not allocated due to lack of applicants.

SaskPower reminds everyone to keep propane safety in mind as they load their coolers with hotdogs and hamburgers for the long weekend.

A summer full of slipping and sliding has come to an end. The Kenosee Superslides held their last open day on Aug. 28 where a hot day ensured the waterslides were packed full of children and their parents.

Members of the Canadian Office and Professional Employees (COPE) Union, Local 397, have ratified a new collective agreement with SGI. The new agreement includes a 7.5 per cent general wage increase over four years (1 per cent, 3 per cent, 1.

Everybody loves a relaxing Sunday afternoon in a park, and the good folks of Wawota are no exception. It was a glorious day on Aug.

Highway 39 between Weyburn and Estevan has re-opened to regular traffic, after line painting and paving were recently finished on a grade raise project west of Macoun.

A practice run of the departure of school buses from the Queen Elizabeth parking lot on Wednesday, as bus drivers and other staff prepare for the first day of school.