Weyburn Review

A craft and bake sale, along with a beef-on-a-bun luncheon, will be hosted at the Wheatland on November 26.

300,000 have already been mailed by the province so far, with 525,581 to go.

Around 750 people went through the "Haunting of Heritage Hill" Halloween event.

Adrienne Ivey was the guest speaker at the Agriculture Appreciation Night, hosted by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce

Tana Cugnet will be having an art show at the Cumberland Gallery in the Legislature Building.

Festival of Trees and silent auction items can all be viewed at Great Plains Ford.

Glenda and Tim Shotter own and operate Creekside Alpacas, located NW of Creelman.

The Weyburn Salvation Army has needs for the food bank, and for volunteers, such as with the kettles campaign which starts Dec. 1.

Students from Grades 4-6 will be on stage singing, dancing and telling the story of "Willy Wonka" Junior in a stage musical production, directed by music teacher Holly Butz. The musical follows the story of Charlie along with others who won a tour of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. The musical will be performed on Nov. 16 and 17 at 6:30 p.m., in the school gym.

The City is taking nominations for the 2023 Walk of Fame.