Weyburn Review

Kids of parents who like to party in style will be able to host 'bouncy' events, thanks to a new local business.

Mario Caceres, a researcher from Insightrix, speaks to roughly 20 concerned citizens and representatives who met at the Travelodge on Wednesday night to discuss their issues with bullying.

In the June 7, 2013 edition of Weyburn This Week, a picture was published of Cliff Nankivell receiving one of the two 2013 Oilman of the Year awards.

In June, the sale of petroleum and natural gas rights brought in $9.6 million in revenue for the province. Year-to-date revenue from three land sales held in 2013 is $29.3 million. The Weyburn-Estevan area received the most bids with sales of $7.

Valleyview Petroleum Ltd. recently matched an ArtsVest $8,000 sponsorship to restore the James Eadie Mural.

The Weyburn Humane Society is in a new online challenge. They are competing in the Shelter Challenge "Doggy Paddle". This contest is a chance for shelters and voters to use the new Shelter Challenge system.

Construction activity in the City of Weyburn picked up in the month of May, with construction projects double the value of a year ago, according to the building permit statistics as of the end of May.

Sarah Yellowega, Megan Yellowega and Jana Bendasyuk channel Charlie's Angels for a fun pose at the grad social on Thursday.

A large group from the Weyburn Rotary Club gather by the engine for the Southern Prairie Railway, the heritage tourist train based out of Ogema, at the restored train station on Sunday afternoon.

With wonderful memories and sad hearts, the family regrets to announce the passing of Ken Knipelberg of Edmonton, AB, on June 1, 2013 at the age of 69 years. Ken will always be remembered for his many wonderful qualities and great sense of humour.