Weyburn Review

The leader for the new Saskatchewan United Party, Jon Hromek, spoke at a town hall meeting in Weyburn on Thursday at McKenna Hall, hoping his party will be an alternative conservative choice for voters.

Environment Canada is warning of fast-moving thunderstorms.

Dana Pretzer, a longtime former police officer and a former trustee of Southeast Cornerstone, announced he will be running for Weyburn city council.

The Southeast Regional Library system will see 25 branches receive upgrades to their internet service, which began on July 19.

An arrested male individual was in the process of speaking to his lawyer on July 15, when he damaged the telephone in the Weyburn police station.

Special air quality statement has ended in most areas.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Weyburn, along with the City of Weyburn, announced their new After School program at the Credit Union Spark Centre.

The “Holy Grail” of professional hockey, the Stanley Cup, made a stop in Weyburn on Sunday afternoon, courtesy of a team scout for the Florida Panthers, Reid Jackson.

The "Biggest Little Fair in Saskatchewan", the Creelman Fair, celebrated its 120th edition on Saturday with a full day of activities, including a dog show, horse show, and the ever-popular pig scramble. The event also had a pancake breakfast, parade, food and beverage gardens, live music, bouncy houses, exhibits and much more.

The Creelman Ag Society kicked off celebrating the 120th edition of the "Biggest Little Fair in Saskatchewan" with a parade down Main Street on Saturday morning, finishing up at the fair grounds where the remainder of the fair's events were held.