Weyburn Review

The City of Weyburn is currently in the process of preparing the Soo Line Historical Museum for its reopening on March 19, 2016. They are seeking for volunteers to join the newly-established “Friends of the Soo Line Historical Museum” group.

A line of students leapfrog over their classmates in a leapfrogging race held at St. Michael School on Monday to mark Leap Day.

The Weyburn Humane Society is expecting another busy year, especially with ongoing renovations and repairs required at their current animal shelter.

There is still time to register a curling team for the upcoming Weyburn Credit Union Curl for Kids Sake fundraiser for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Weyburn. The event is to take place on Saturday, March 5 at the Weyburn Curling Club.

A new study conducted by the CNIB has found that one in five Canadians with vision loss who were surveyed experience visual hallucinations, known as Charles Bonnet Syndrome.

A fibre cable line was cut on Friday by an outside contractor about two kilometres outside of Estevan, affecting SaskTel land lines, Internet and cellular services in Benson.

The City of Weyburn has accepted the “Go Out & Play Challenge” powered by Saskatchewan Blue Cross, and are requesting that all residents to help the city to win.

A new school plaque is unveiled on stage during the grand reopening ceremonies for the Weyburn Comprehensive School on Thursday morning in the Cugnet Centre.

Detective Harry Monday has found himself way over his head in the upcoming Agricultural Society play “Monday Always Leads to Murder”. “Monday Always Leads to Murder” is written by Pat Cook.

There are many families who are struggling to stretch their dollars, especially during the difficult economic time in the province. But it is important to balance your budget, in good times and bad.