Weyburn Review

Mike Glab buys a cup of lemonade in support of the Sun Country Kids Club, which set up a fundraising lemonade stand in Memorial Park on Thursday afternoon.

Faced with a major project, and an urgent need to fix and replace their roof, the Tommy Douglas Centre board of directors are drawing up a plan of action for fundraising in order to address the need.

As you read this publication in your hands, you are holding a living piece of history - part of the ongoing history of the community of Weyburn and surrounding areas.

A massive storm system swept through southeast Saskatchewan on Saturday and hit some farmers hard, while others were barely scathed. Terry Johnston, in Kisbey, saw "quite a bit" of hail and storm damage.

The 109th annual "Biggest Little Fair" will be held in Creelman on Saturday, July 20. The fair is hosted by the Creelman Agricultural Society.

The City of Weyburn will allow events for Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighters in the city, following legalization of the sport in Canada by federal legislation in June before Parliament broke for the summer.

Len Williams talks with Brendon LaBatte, a Saskatchewan Roughrider whom Williams used to coach when LaBatte attended the Weyburn Comp.

It is with great sadness the Tooke family announces the passing of Sally Tooke, long-time resident of Weyburn. Sally passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on July 8, 2013, at the age of 81 years, in Regina.

The Weyburn Junior High school had two windows broken on the west side of the school on July 8. No entry was gained to the building.

Stoughton (cpd) - The Stoughton Multiple 4-H Club held their achievement day on the afternoon of July 1. It was held at the Museum on Main Street. The club members featured their projects in small engine, woodworking and welding.