Weyburn Review

Two major education funding announcements that total $20 million were made recently by Education Minister Don Morgan. The government announced the reallocation of $16.

The largest commercial PV Solar Array has been constructed at Winmar, on the roof of their facility in Moose Jaw. An open house for the solar rooftop was held on February 29.

Nola Somerville shows off her pirate outfit as she came to cheer on her daddy, Rob, also dressed as a pirate for the annual Curl for Kids Sake fundraiser, held on Saturday evening at the Weyburn Curling Rink.

Assiniboia Park students Jessica Sauter, Sneak Patel, Eden Morfitt and Dara Kwochka play xylophones as part of the Grade 5-6 band as they perform their rendition of the theme to “Star Wars”, rehearsing for their performance at the Weyburn Music Festi

Disney is returning to the Weyburn Comp School stage. Licensing was confirmed to allow the Weyburn Comprehensive School music and drama departments to stage the much beloved children’s musical, “Little Mermaid”.

Saskatchewan producers will have access to the highest coverage in program history as well as expanded options for growing fababeans, Khorasan wheat and forage.

Weyburn Comp student Jeena Johner pours alfredo sauce for Alyssa Bennett, as she serves at the fundraising supper for the Christian Ethics class on Thursday evening at McKenna Hall.

Four former Gold Wings were recently named to the 2015-16 Canada West Universities Athletic Association All-Stars teams. From Weyburn, Alexis Larson, a defenceman with the University of Regina Cougars, was named to the second All-Star team.

Written by Macy Liebreich of the Southern Range Gold Wings

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