Weyburn Review

The Weyburn Comp Eagles football ended their three-year reign atop their league, as they were defeated 21-7 by the Moose Jaw Central Cyclones Saturday.

The Weyburn Police Service received a complaint of a Stars lottery scam on Oct. 15. Police are reminding citizens to be aware of these scams.

The Weyburn Co-operative Playschool held their annual fundraiser "Pumpkin Patch" event on Saturday afternoon at Jubilee Park. Activities ranged from horse rides, bouncy houses and carnival games to rub-on tattoos, face-painting and a photo background with pumpkins.

SaskPower was fined a total of $840,000 in relation to the deaths of two linemen in Weyburn in 2020, with the penalty imposed in Weyburn provincial court on Friday morning.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School held its annual fowl supper on Oct. 17, with live entertainment provided by several school groups, and many students volunteering to help serve and clean up after the popular supper.

Several Weyburn Comp athletes took part in the provincial cross country running on Saturday in Humboldt, with the following results.

Buffalo Party candidate Andrew Shanaida didn’t intend to run in the provincial election, but stepped up when asked by the party leader to be a candidate for the Weyburn-Bengough

A new initiative in Weyburn, Wey-Strong, will hold an all-day women's retreat on Sunday, October 20 at the Weyburn Travelodge.

Weyburn city council approved a request from Coun. Larry Heggs for an investigation into the city’s tendering process as a result of the 16th St. project.

The Weyburn Theatre Cooperative announced a new partnership with the Weyburn Oilwomen, as they will commit $25,000 to be the accessability sponsor.