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Downtown Weyburn was packed with vintage, classic and antique cars, trucks and motorcycles for the Weyburn Car Show on Saturday, along with vendors and fundraiser barbecues for non-profit organizations. The weather was perfect for the show, with the Walk of Fame induction ceremony in the afternoon, held by the City of Weyburn, honouring medal-winning Curt Minard.

Grade 6 students at Legacy Park and Assiniboia Park schools were given the opportunity to prepare for band in Grade 7, as they first heard a concert by Weyburn Comp's senior band on Wednesday. On Friday, the Grade 6 students got to try out the instruments as they tried to decide which instruments to play in September. WCS band teacher Brayden Jensen brought Grade 9 band students along to help out.

Barbecue and pony rides were on the agenda.

The Tiger Talent showcase was put on by St. Michael students last week, with a wide variety of talent on display on the stage. The acts included singing, dancing, playing guitar or piano, a demonstration of dog training, and even riding a unicycle.

The Class of 2023 from the Weyburn Comprehensive School took part in a parade through the city's downtown on a warm Saturday afternoon, following the outdoor ceremonies held at Darold Kot Field. After the parade, the Grand March and dance was held in the evening in the Cugnet Centre.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School's graduation ceremonies were held on Saturday morning under cloudless blue skies and moderate temperatures, with hundreds of parents, friends and relatives filling the grounds of Darold Kot Field for the ceremonies. Ryan Fowler gave his last address as principal of WCS, and the valedictorian was George Hoffman. There were tributes to parents and teachers, with responses, and the Graduation Choir sang two songs before the tossing of the mortar boards at the end.

Weyburn students learn about many topics, watch demonstrations during Ag Safety Day.

Large crowds gathered to watch the parade.

A Special Grad section was published in the June 14th Weyburn Review.

The University of Regina's EYES (Educating Youth in Engineering and Science) program visited classes at Legacy Park Elementary School on Tuesday. The teams of U of R students had fun science-based games and activities that were age-appropriate for the different grades.