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The streets were crowded with spectators for the annual Weyburn Summer Parade on Thursday morning, as a prelude to the Weyburn Fair, which began later in the day with a midway and rodeo. There were many floats from organizations and businesses, as well as the City of Weyburn and groups like the Weyburn Ag Society and Humane Society.

鈥淯FA is here to support farmers, ranchers and our local communities,鈥� said Scott Bolton, UFA President and CEO

Crop damage reported in the southeast this week was due to heat stress, wind damage, grasshoppers and other insect pressures.

The 81st 4-H Interclub Fed Calf, Sheep and Goat sale was held on Wednesday afternoon to wrap up Weyburn's Regional 4-H Show, which began on July 2 with the Light Horse Show. There were 111 fed calves on the auction block, as well as five market lambs and one market goat. The sale began with the Grand Champion steer, sold by Rylan Fladeland of the Radville Beef Club, and the Reserve Champion by Sadie Davidson, who also had the Best Homegrown Steer.

The province announced continued support for skilled trades training at a news conference held at 麻豆视频east College鈥檚 Weyburn campus.

Weyburn city council approved bids for various components of repairs to be made to the Albert Douglas Dam at Nickle Lake this summer.

The crew at the Ag Society has been hard at work for months, planning the 114th Weyburn Fair.

The Interclub Beef Show saw the crowning of the Grand Champion Steer and Reserve Champion Steer on Tuesday, at the Regional 4-H Show in Weyburn.

The Weyburn Police Service responded to 110 calls for service during the period of June 26 to July 2, resulting in a total of 38 charges.

Graduating players of the Richardson Pioneer Gold Wings Jenay Hyndman and Ashton Bender were awarded Esso Cup $1,500 scholarships.