Weyburn Review

The Midget Petro Bakken Wings have completed a very busy week as of October 30 and remain undefeated through four games.

Marna's Musings

Mayor Debra Button and Doug Mulhall, manager of community development, reveal two street names in honour of veterans in a new subdivision that is currently being constructed.

Renovations to the Salvation Army are almost complete after dealing with flood issues in June, and they are ready for their busy Christmas season.

The Weyburn Junior Eagles ended their season on a successful note, securing a 26-12 win over Estevan during their Bowl game at Mosaic Stadium. Players from the team received year-end awards on Oct. 24.

Weyburn Police Service has received reports "in the thousands" of fraud where the owners of credit cards and debit cards have had their information and privacy compromised.

A challenge in Canada, for both those in government and for her citizens, is to keep and maintain and use her democratic rights and freedoms, and not waste them or take them for granted.

The Telus Walk to Cure Diabetes for Weyburn will take place on Sunday, Nov. 13, starting at the City Centre Mall. This event raises funds for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Registration starts at noon, and the walk begins at 1 p.m.

Cenovus Energy reported a strong third quarter overall, and their Weyburn operations showed a return to consistent production levels after having production hurt by flooding earlier in the year.

Weyburn is asking residents to pledge to take action in the In Motion Community Pledge Challenge. The challenge is offering one Saskatchewan community the chance to win $10,000 for a community project that helps children move and be active.