Weyburn Review

Laura Resler and Krista Missal of Pharmasave come up to accept the overall award as Business of the Year at the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce’s WEYBEX Awards on Friday evening. Pharmasave also won the Golden Service Award.

Weyburn photographer Christopher Borshowa wins second place overall for in his entry for the 2016 local art adjudication. The photos were of Matty Foord, and marks the first time that he is exhibiting a male subject in his photos.

Wanda Edwards, vice-president of CUPE Local 5999, and Sarah Demarchi, a continuing care aide at Tatagwa View, look over some of the over 100 grad dresses and formal gowns that CUPE has collected at the Local 5999 office to be taken up to Edmonton, fo

Glacier Media, which publishes community newspapers including the Weyburn Review and Weyburn This Week, is asking its readers to contribute through FundAid, with all proceeds to go to the Red Cross.

A special Olympics press conference was recently held with Canadian golfer Graham DeLaet and Russian female golfer Caroline Masson.

Weyburn artist Grace Rose Holyer shows off one of five books of paintings and poetry, entitled, “Shadow Behind the Veil”, which won first place overall in the 2016 local art adjudication.

Queen Elizabeth students Sierra Chief, Alex Junk and Isaac MacKay pull in fellow students as they practice poolside rescueing as part of their swimming lesson time at the Weyburn Leisure Centre on Wednesday.

By Max Himsl As in any top down examination of an organization, looking past the shiny smiles of the leaders and the obsequious servility of the middlemen one must inevitably reach the smelly, stained undergarments of the organization.

Vulgar language should have no place in our society, yet we still see people being disrespectful to others. This is especially the case on social media, where there seems to be no consequences for vulgarity.

The importance of early childhood education is the focus of Weyburn’s Sunrise Early Learning and Teen Parent Support Centre.