Weyburn Review

Residents of Weyburn and the surrounding area now have a beautiful, two-part recreational facility that will help make the summer pass with great fun and enjoyment, since the City of Weyburn opened its new swimming pool on Canada Day.

Emaline Bitterman (Jenna Neufeld) lends a supporting hand to Angus (Dave Rennie), during dress rehearsals for the stage adaptation of "The Crazy Man". Behind mother Clarice (Connie Nightingale) protectively watches the two interact.

The Beavers have completed their playoff run, after losing to Regina in the east semi-finals.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are requesting assistance from the public after a rash of day-time break and enters in six communities in southern Saskatchewan.

The town council of Stoughton gave approval to several requests, during the May and June meetings.

Dave Carlson and Andrew Durston work on ensuring all the Heritage Village sites are ready to be opened to the public, as it will be one of the venue's for this years Wheat Festival.

Dave Kot, Devin Furgason and Chad Ror show off their love of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, as they gather on top of the "13th Van" at City Hall.

Watch out Weyburn, a T.rex is coming to town! "Scotty" the T.rex will be on display at the Soo Line Historical Museum from Aug. 10 to Nov. 30, as part of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum travelling exhibits.

Another Odd Job Challenge was won by the Service Canada office in Weyburn, after they had more jobs filled in one day than the Service Canada office in Estevan.

The Soo Line Historical Museum will be hosting a large exhibit over the next few months. Scotty the T-rex will be at the Museum from August 10 to November 30 care of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM).