Weyburn Review

Members of the Weyburn Police Service found a 43-year-old male in breach of his release conditions on Aug. 11. The male was arrested after a brief struggle and charged with three counts of breach of a recognizance and resisting arrest.

The headstone for a veteran, identified as Sgt. David Moore, is almost indecipherable as the stone has been badly weathered with moss or lichen appearing on it.

A special concert is featured in the intersection of Third Street and Souris Avenue, during Friday evening.

A number of home-based businesses showcase displays during a Back-to-School street fair, held on Third Street on Friday and Saturday.

A number of businesses and organization set up booths on Third Street, during the second day of a Back-to-School street fair held in downtown Weyburn. The two-day street fair was held Friday and Saturday.

The top three winners in the Weyburn Review's online contest, the Cutest Pet Contest, are shown above.

Preparation work for the new students' parking lot at the Weyburn Comprehensive School is underway and should be done prior to the start of the new school year on Tuesday, Sept. 2.

Saskatchewan residents have until October 18 to nominate outstanding individuals for the next round of Saskatchewan Volunteer Medals, which will be presented in 2015 when this provincial honour celebrates its 20th anniversary.

Living in a kennel in a backyard shed. No toy and no bone. No food and no water. Lying in a pile of her own feces, scared and alone.

Weyburn Police Services is reminding motorists to not leave keys in unattended vehicles and to lock doors following a vehicle theft on August 10. Police received a report of a vehicle being stolen from the Weyburn Junior High parking lot.