The World-Spectator is a weekly newspaper based out of Moosomin, Saskatchewan serving the communities of Moosomin, Rocanville, Wawota, Wapella, Maryfield, Spy Hill, Tantallon, Welwyn, St.Lazare, McAuley, Elkhorn, Kola, Fleming, Kelso, Manson, Fairlight, Kennedy and Langbank.

Published every Monday of the year, the deadline is noon on the Thursday prior to publication date.

The Moosomin and District Health Care Foundation is asking the Regina Qu'Appelle Regional Health Authority to conduct a needs assessment to see if more beds should be added to the Southeast Integrated Care Centre. The health care foundation will make a presentation to the health board when the board meets in Moosomin June 27. Health foundation. . .

A new 33-acre business park is being developed at the corner of the East Access Road and the Trans-Canada Highway, anchored by a new 20,000 square foot building that will be home to Celebration Ford. The new Eastgate Business Park will be immediately west of the Borderland Co-op gas bar, and east of Miller Equipment. The new Celebration Ford . . .

Two 15-year-old girls have been arrested in connection with a bomb hoax that led to McNaughton High School being closed last Thursday and Friday. At approximately 12:10 p.m. on Thursday, Moosomin RCMP were notified that a note had been found in the high school taped to a bathroom door. "There is a bomb in the school. You got 24 hours to find it.. . .

It's not the outcome he hoped for, but Save Our Beds Committee chair Dale Easton is happy to see two beds being added to Wawota's Deer View Lodge. It was May of 2010 that the Sun Country Regional Health Authority announced that three long-term care beds and two respite beds at Deer View Lodge in Wawota would be closed in order to save $110,000. . . .

After 21 years, Norm Oliver is trading in his mayor's hat for a hardhat. Oliver resigned as mayor of Wawota to become a public works employee of the town. He started his new job Tuesday. Oliver was first elected to Wawota town council in 1988 and became mayor three years later, in 1991. In the 21 years since then he has been re-elected by. . .