Weyburn Review

The annual Weyburn Comp Eagles’ Friday Night Lights game was the best game of the season so far for the south rural league, with the Eagles coming out on top 22-0.

Stoughton Central School has Canada, Saskatchewan, Indigenous and Pride flags to represent acceptance, respect and safety for all.

A donation from the Weyburn Credit Union’s Community Fund helped put the Weyburn Care-A-Van over the top in their fund drive for a replacement of their rental van.

The entire student body of St. Michael School came out on Friday afternoon to Jubilee Park to do the Terry Fox School Run, raising funds for cancer research. Each student wore a patch that said who they were walking or running for, in commemoration of the run started by the late Terry Fox in 1980, running across Canada until cancer forced him to stop near Thunder Bay, Ont., and it took his life.

The City of Weyburn announced recent acts of vandalism have disrupted the progress of a vital community project at the intersection of 16th Street and First Avenue. NE.

Every dollar raised for the Terry Fox Foundation helps support programs for those in our community who are living with cancer.

“Look. Listen. Live.” Rail safety decals installed at three major rail crossing within the city limits of Weyburn.

Admission to the event will be free, and will be located on the trails near the community Dog Park, located at Alymer Street, Weyburn.

Parents who get a car seat inspection done will have their name entered for a draw for a car seat-stroller combination unit.

Producers are busy combining, applying post-harvest herbicides and working harvested fields.