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The "Wild and Free" home-school group of families held their market on Wednesday at Knox Hall in Weyburn, with students showcasing and selling crafts, baking and other creations from their studies.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School held their annual fowl supper on Tuesday evening at the Cugnet Centre, with volunteers from students, parents, the Gold Wings team and Red Wings on hand to help. Live entertainment throughout the evening was provided by the Weyburn Comp's senior choir, RISE Choir and bands as people enjoyed their turkey dinners.

The Weyburn Legion was full on Saturday night for the sold-out Oktoberfest fundraiser event, which featured live entertainment by Weyburn bands Switch and Last Train West. Their 50/50 tickets were also sold out, and Kateryna Peregon was the winner of the $10,000 prize.

Many Weyburn area families came out to try their hand at rolling a pumpkin down a hill at the Weyburn Kin Club's first-ever Pumpkin Roll on Saturday afternoon.

The Weyburn Ag Society hosted their Flavours of Fall Food and Beverage Expo on Saturday evening, with a large crowd filling Exhibition Hall.

A full day of activities and events highlighted Weyburn's Culture Days celebration on Friday and Saturday, put on by the Weyburn Arts Council and Weyburn Art Gallery.

The ambassadors for the Weyburn Communithon fundraiser paid visits to city schools in the last while, including to St. Michael School.

The Weyburn Arts Council hosted a Walk for Reconciliation on Saturday afternoon, to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

The entire student body of St. Michael School came out on Friday afternoon to Jubilee Park to do the Terry Fox School Run, raising funds for cancer research. Each student wore a patch that said who they were walking or running for, in commemoration of the run started by the late Terry Fox in 1980, running across Canada until cancer forced him to stop near Thunder Bay, Ont., and it took his life.

A small gathering of residents met at the Weyburn cenotaph in Memorial Park on Wednesday morning, in support of the One Million March for Children, including many marches and rallies held across Canada in support of parental rights. Some of those gathered had a petition for people to sign, and others had signs such as "Protect Parental Rights" and "Let Kids be Kids".