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Greg Nikkel

Greg Nikkel

Greg Nikkel, editor of the Weyburn Review, has been a journalist since 1988, first working for two newspapers in the Edmonton area before moving to Weyburn in 1995 to take over as news editor.
He has won numerous awards over the years, including for news and feature writing, editorial writing, and for photography. He was named Photographer of the Year for the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association for 2019.
He is married to Tracy, and they have four adult children, three daughters who live in Regina and a son who lives in Weyburn.
He volunteers as a member of the Rotary Club of Weyburn and with his church.

Recent Work by Greg

CMHA Mayor’s Luncheon event to headline Spirit Singers

CMHA Mayor’s Luncheon event to headline Spirit Singers

Weyburn This Week has a door hanger with a Call to Action for mental health awareness.
Seeding getting underway in SE region, frost still a concern

Seeding getting underway in SE region, frost still a concern

Seeding starts with canaryseed and lentils. Canola seedlings are sensitive to May frosts, and as seed costs are rising.
De Tricky Feet celebrates end of season with dance recital

De Tricky Feet celebrates end of season with dance recital

De Tricky Feet dance studio of Weyburn held their end-of-season dance recital on Sunday at the Cugnet Centre, opening with 33 solos and duos, followed by 40 performances, most of them by small and large groups, but also featuring solos by graduating dancers from the program.
Marley's Dance Effex celebrates the 'Love of Dance' at recital

Marley's Dance Effex celebrates the 'Love of Dance' at recital

Marley's Dance Effex studio in Weyburn held their season-end dance recital on Saturday at the Cugnet Centre. In the morning the studio had solo and duo performances, with 60 in total, then the recital with larger groups was held in the afternoon, with 62 performances, including solos by graduating dancers.
Volunteers needed for Weyburn Therapeutic Animal Park

Volunteers needed for Weyburn Therapeutic Animal Park

Work has begun to clean up the Weyburn Therapeutic Animal Park, with the hopes to have it in shape for the animals to come around the end of May.
Weyburn players help Regina Rebels to national championship

Weyburn players help Regina Rebels to national championship

Weyburn players Addison Greve and Ella Schenher were part of the squad, along with former Weyburn player Rayna Hennie, as the Rebels beat the North York Storm 2-1.
Weyburn Crocus Quilters see 450 visitors to annual quilt show

Weyburn Crocus Quilters see 450 visitors to annual quilt show

The Crocus Quilters Guild of Weyburn set up 223 exhibits around the Weyburn Exhibition Hall for their annual two-day weekend quilt show, “Owl Be Quilting”.
Smile Cookies to benefit Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation

Smile Cookies to benefit Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation

A group of Sask. Health Authority employees took part in a cookie decorating contest for this year's Smile Cookies campaign at the Weyburn Tim Horton's.
Prairie Sky Co-operative sees $100.5 million in sales in 2023

Prairie Sky Co-operative sees $100.5 million in sales in 2023

The Prairie Sky Co-operative Association had “highest ever sales” totaling $100.5 million in 2023, members and staff heard at the annual meeting.
Weyburn police check over 300 vehicles in high-visibility project

Weyburn police check over 300 vehicles in high-visibility project

The Weyburn Police Service conducted another High Visibility Enforcement (HVE) traffic project, resulting in one driver being charged with impaired driving.
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