Weyburn Review

By Greg Nikkel Volunteer members of a missions team headed to Haiti in February were handed rusty saws, manual drills, a hammer and nails, along with a two-by-four and a two-by-six, and were split into two teams.

Tickets are still on sale for the Weyburn Red Wings 2017 Sports Dinner, which will be hosted Saturday, Jan. 28 at the Cugnet Centre at the Weyburn Comprehensive High School. Myrna McFadden will be providing a gourmet meal for the evening.

Saskatchewan’s health care system will undergo a major change in 2017, as the government announced they will consolidate the 12 health regions into one provincial health authority, with one appointed board to govern it.

By Greg Nikkel The developers of The Creeks subdivision on the eastern end of First Avenue North, Terra Developments, asked Weyburn council to reconsider a decision made by the previous council, and was granted its request in order to proceed with th

Unions express concerns about health region consolidation

The Weyburn Police Service received a complaint regarding harassing social media messages involving a 34-year-old female victim and a 17-year-old female. The matter is still under investigation.

Comp Eagles player Mary Sidloski makes a tight turn between two defenders from the Assiniboia Rockets on Friday, during a round-robin game in the senior girls basketball tournament at the Comp Eagle gym.

Red Wings centreman Cole Woodliffe, No. 22, tries to reach the puck but is held back by a Notre Dame defender, during a home game on Friday evening against the Notre Dame Hounds at Crescent Point Place.

A financial institution in Pangman was robbed on Wednesday, Jan. 4 at approximately 10:20 a.m. Initial investigation has revealed a lone male entered the institution and demanded cash.

Singer Tenille Arts presented two sold-out performances in Weyburn on Thursday at the T.C. Douglas Centre, as she was home with her family over the Christmas-New Year’s holidays from her home in Nashville. “It was a lot of fun.