Weyburn Review

Runners receive a burst of colour at one of the "dry" colour stations on the five-kilometre fun Color Me Radville race, held Sunday morning through the town.

Pitcher Adam Wilson throws in a strike pitch to a batter from the Moose Jaw Padres, during a playoff game between the Weyburn Iron Pigs and the Moose Jaw Padres on Wednesday evening at Tom Laing Park.

Runners get some green coloured powder added to their shirts as they run through the second "dry" station of the five-kilometre Color Me Radville fun run on Sunday morning. This station was located at St.

Weyburn Police Service received a complaint of an assault on August 17 after a 19-year-old female allegedly punched and kicked a 17-year-old female during an altercation. The victim did not report any injuries.

Darcy Pouteaux and her young son Derk check out some of the water spray features of the Young Fellows Spray Park at the Don Mitchell paddling pool area on Aug. 15.

It was a beautiful morning for the Weyburn Opportunity Road Race which took place on August 17. A total of 86 racers were registered for the run/walk event, travelling to Weyburn from all corners of Saskatchewan as well as Ontario.

Legal Aid Saskatch-ewan has launched an online application program, for people to apply for legal aid for their criminal charges and family matters through funding provided by The Law Foundation of Saskatchewan.

Dawson Dimmick, a first year apprentice electrician for C & D Electric, is hard at work pulling wires and installing brackets at the Habitat for Humanity worksite located on Victoria Street.

Sudden cardiac arrest is the sudden and unexpected loss of heart function. Without rapid and appropriate treatment, most cardiac arrests will result in death.

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