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Report from the Weyburn Police Service for week of April 18 to 24:*On April 24, police officers stopped a fight outside a local bar. A man was arrested for being intoxicated in a public place and charged under the local fighting bylaw.

A woman has been charges with arson for a house fire near Carlyle. On April 26 at 9:20 p.m. Carlyle RCMP and the Kipling Fire Department were called to a house fire on the Pheasant Rump First Nation.

A variety of calls and incidents kept Members of Carlyle's Finest busy from April 15 -21. There were false alarms at a home and business, where alarm systems were activated inadvertently.

By Sharlet Coderre The 22nd Annual Saskatchewan Tourism Awards held in Saskatoon on April 20th awarded Stoughton's new Poplar Tree Inn with their prestigious "Rookie of the Year Award.

Test Report - 2011 GMC Sierra Denali HD It stood tall and proud beside the auto wash, it was menacing in a subtle sort of way.

This year, the Model United Nations club was formed in Manor School. The club, a student political-debating club, is based on students developing an understanding and supporting the work that the United Nations does around the world.

The Red Coat Trail in River Park is inaccessible to anyone due to the high water levels of the Souris River. Most of the River Park campground is completely submerged but the water was at peak levels on Thursday or Friday.

The 2011 Canadian Cancer Society's Relay For Life was officially launched in Weyburn on April 27 with a "Launch Lunch" held at Knox Hall for residents, volunteers, and team and committee members.

Four more hopefuls have joined the race for City Council as of April 20, when nominations officially closed. Voters will now have five candidates to choose from in the City by-election on May 18.

Badminton Sub-District Playoffs were held last week. The Rookies competed in Arcola, the Seniors in Stoughton, and the Juniors at home in Carlyle. The Rookies played well in Arcola.