Weyburn Review

Work has started to extend the City of Weyburn's Boardwalk. Currently the riverfront boardwalk includes a pathway from Third Street to Government Road, lampposts and the donated statue of Tommy Douglas by artist Lea Vivot.

Housing hard to find during boom time

Construction crews at the Weyburn Comprehensive work on the steel outline of the future Cugnet Centre, formerly known as the Triple C Centre. Once all the steel is in place, the brick frame of the building will be completed.

Two female young offenders face charges following a stolen car incident over the weekend in Weyburn that ended with a crash on Ash Drive. A city police officer on patrol at 8:30 p.m.

It is with great sadness that the family of George Crane announce his death in Weyburn, on July 21, 2012, at the age of 97. George was born to homesteading parents John and Belvia Crane on April 9, 1915.

Inspector Clouseau is on the case, for the theatre production of "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" at the Tommy Douglas Performing Arts Centre.

Western Canadian agriculture enters a new era as of today, August 1, 2012: the Canadian Wheat Board no longer has the monopoly power to market wheat, durum and barley grown in Western Canada.

The Weyburn Beavers started the first round of the Western Major Baseball League playoffs on Tuesday night. The Beavers play the Regina Red Sox in the first round.

Graham DeLaet earned the title as the lowest Canadian on the course for the RBC Canadian Open, winning the Rivermead Cup.

Participants and staff of the Sun Country Kids Club tours the Weyburn Water Treatment Plant on Wednesday, as they learn more about how the city receives its drinking water and how to protect water systems.