Weyburn Review

Don Morgan, Deputy Premier and Education Minister, received the Dan Perrins K-12 Education Governance report.

Hayley Gill has a toboggan ride with her cousin Brigz Velasco as their families enjoyed an afternoon on the sledding hill on Confederation Drive near River Park on Wednesday.

Singer Tenille Arts performs songs from her new EP during one of two sold-out performances on Thursday at T.C. Douglas Centre.

The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation advises people to be cautious on all frozen water bodies, especially those that have aeration systems.

I was doing some research for my column and I came across these 100 tips from bembu.com. There were some absurd resolutions like No. 7 – Stop Twerking and No. 16 Quit Farting So Much, but nonetheless, entertaining to read.

Neil Fisher, the Saskatchewanderer for 2016, had a year full of adventure that will not be forgotten. Travelling the province since January, Neil both Saskatche-wandered and Saskatche-wondered.

Newsmaker of the Year

Rogers Hometown Hockey Tour is headed to Moose Jaw for a weekend celebration of hockey on January 7 and 8. This ultimate hockey festival will feature appearances by hometown heroes and broadcast hosts Ron MacLean and Tara Slone.

The Weyburn police became aware on Dec. 19 that two 13-year-old male youths were in possible possession of a prohibited weapon. Upon investigating they confirmed that the youth were in possession of what is commonly referred to as a butterfly knife.

The winners of the 2016 YouthBiz entrepreneurship competition were announced by Community Futures Sunrise.