Weyburn Review

Volunteers from Weyburn's Knights of Columbus organization work to prepare Sandra Marcotte's trailer for transport to the scrap yard, during a work bee on Saturday morning at the Weyburn Trailer Court.

A car sits damaged on the boulevard at the base of the entrance sign for the Weyburn General Hospital after colliding with the flatbed trailer shortly before noon on Friday.

The Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicle Association (SATVA) has launched an ATV Helmet Safety Campaign to encourage everyone in Saskatchewan to wear a helmet when riding an ATV. ATV safety is a major concern in the province.

A group of motocross racers in the Pro category compete during round one of a provincial event for the Canadian Motosport Racing Corporation, that was held at the Raymond Giroux memorial track in Weyburn on Sunday.

Weyburn City Council urged residents to help keep the city clean as litter can be found in ditches and on the city streets.

Weyburn employees from Western Financial Group took part in the 10th annual "Support the Cause" walk, going for five kilometres to raise money for the Western Communities Foundation.

Grade 12 students at Weyburn Comprehensive School will be saying farewell to their high school days Thursday, June 5. Grad ceremonies will begin at 10 a.m. in the Cugnet Centre with a punch reception in Colleen Weimer Hall at 2 p.m. At 7 p.m.

Tanya's Tales

Crocus 80 Theatre, with the permission of W.O. Mitchell Ltd., will be performing Jake and The Kid - Prairie Seasons during the Weyburn Wheat Festival (August 7, 8, 9 at 7 p.m. and August 10 at 2 p.m.

Laura Morrissette, the new community ministries coordinator for the Weyburn Salvation Army, showcases the newly organized food bank at the Salvation Army church.