Weyburn Review

John Randall “Randy” Howe passed peacefully from this earthly plane Wednesday, September 7, 2016. Born January 6, 1942 he was the only child of John and Edna (McTaggart) Howe. Randy, as he was known, was truly one of Weyburn’s favorite native sons.

Marcel Roy running for mayor, new candidates for council

By Sabrina Kraft The Weyburn Red Wings captured a perfect record to start off their 2016-2017 hockey season, after winning a home-and-home series against the Yorkton Terriers.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce announces that nominations are now being accepted for the Golden Sheaf Award, which is presented at Farmer Appreciation Night.

To the Editor: In light of recent high-profile drinking and driving court cases, and the ongoing problem of persons dying in alcohol-related fatal accidents, Premier Brad Wall has rightly identified drinking and driving as a serious problem which mus

By Greg Nikkel Preliminary enrolment figures for the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division shows an overall increase of 13 students as of Sept.

Harvest operations are ongoing in the southeast region, with about 52 per cent of the crop combined in this corner of the province, and 74 per cent in crop district 2A, which is the area around Weyburn, and 57 per cent in district 3ASE, which encompa

The Weyburn Police Service are investigating a number of commercial break-and-enters over the weekend.

Faye Billington, Dave Harazny and Jeff Richards of Southeast College visit with Rochelle Wendt and Nicole Wendt at the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce’s Expo and Sale on Friday at the Weyburn Curling Rink.

The Ministry of the Economy will be implementing a province-wide inspection of all oil pipelines that cross Saskatchewan rivers or lakes where a potential failure could pose a threat to municipal water supplies, announced Energy and Resources Ministe