DiscoverWeyburn Staff

“We always told the guys in the shop to fix this like it’s your grandmother’s… or your mother’s… car.”

Wayne Satre and his partner Arnold Leslie co-founded East Wey Auto Body back in 1978. The two met while working in the body shop at Barber Motors a few years prior.

With ice fishing season under way, anglers can reel in the fun. Troy Kincaid, an experienced angler and 2nd vice president of the Weyburn branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation, says you can expect to catch a variety of fish, which changes depending on where you are. If you are new to the sport his advice is to dress warm and suggests all you really need is bait, a rod, reel and a good hook.

If you don’t have a motorized auger, you can still make do with a hand drill or hatchet, Kincaid says, until you’re reacy to make the $100 investment.

The day we have all been waiting for is here! It's Christmas! 

No matter how you spend today, we hope it ends up exactly how you want it to. May your turkey be moist, your cookies be sweet, your lights sparkle bright and may you experience all the joy of this wonderful time of year. 

From all of us at Magic 103, Country 106.7, AM1190, and DiscoverWeyburn: MERRY CHRISTMAS. 

The City of Weyburn has announced via press release that a second ammonia leak has occurred at Crescent Point Place and Tom Zandee Sports Arena, forcing both to remain closed until further notice. 

While the City had originally hoped to have both arenas open for limited use today, they did confirm that the second leak will delay the opening of these facilities, likely into the new year. 

Prairie producers are always on the lookout for technologies that will help improve yields. But those advanced input and protection strategies will also produce heavier residue crops. Farmers need more aggressive harrows to break up that straw and improve material distribution.

They need the new Soilstar SHX-784 Seven Bar Variable Tine Harrow System from Schulte Industries.

You know the old saying: “Life begins at 90”...