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The Saskatchewan Watershed Authority says there is a high potential for spring flooding from runoff across southern Saskatchewan, especially in the southeast.

A regular meeting of the Weyburn City Council was held on January 24; here are the major points of interest: *Councillor Nancy Styles discussed the Communities in Bloom committee's desire to continue with the program, despite not winning the national

The invitational tournament win in Saskatoon over the holidays was a start to the Weyburn Bantam AA Crescent Point Energy Wings recent dominance. Since the tournament, they have played in six contests and have not lost.

Weyburn's Boston Pizza is expected to be open by the second or third week in March, according to Area Developer for Boston Pizza Gary Tremblay.

The Saskatchewan 麻豆传媒AV East Enterprise Region Inc. (SSEER) has launched its new regional website to promote business in the southeast. For SSEER, the regional website has been a major undertaking that started in March of 2010.

A new local catering company will be holding a Valentine's Day supper in a group atmosphere. Chef Ellen Johnston of Flatland Catering will be featuring a group-style, five-course plated supper on Monday, February 14 at the Tommy Douglas Centre.

Former Weyburn residents received an award for going above and beyond the call of duty at an event in Regina, recently. Cpl. Todd Gall and Detective Const. Kelly Newman were honoured at the 10th annual Regina Police Service Awards on January 20.

Hailey Walkeden and Shelby Vande Woestyne double up to ride a sliding carpet down the hill on Confederation Drive near River Park on Jan. 25.

The City of Weyburn hosted a delegation from the Ukraine on January 24 as part of an initiative to benefit economic development practices in Ukrainian communities.

A very successful fundraiser was held recently for a two-year-old Weyburn boy with severe autism.