Weyburn Review

SaskPower's Refrigerator Recycling Program returns today and that means you can once again save over $100 per year on your power bill by recycling your old, inefficient fridges and freezers.

Grade 12 graduates across Saskatchewan have an opportunity to share in more than $35,000 in scholarships to be awarded through the Access Communications Centennial Scholarship program.

For the first time ever, Saskatchewan exceeded $10 billion in agri-food exports in 2011 and now surpasses Ontario as the top agri-food exporting province in Canada.

The Weyburn Humane Society currently has ten dogs, nine cats and one rabbit in its care. Each of the animals is very well-suited to a responsible, loving home.

Weyburn's Midget AAA Wings completed their first round sweep of the Regina Wild on March 7th in Regina, with a convincing 11-2 win.

The Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association Provincial Wrestling Championships were hosted by the RHSAA at the University of Regina on March 9 and 10.

Creating a St. Patrick's Day craft Taylor Anderson works with her partner Evelynne Andrews to select beads for a St. Patrick's Day craft, during a visit by St. Michael Grade 8 students at Tatagwa View long-term care centre on Wednesday.

Urine tests brought back from Mexico by a Weyburn couple have so far tested negative, but they are still hoping to get their drink sample tested as well. Insp. Russ Chartrand, and his wife Const.

The Weyburn Police Service have dealt with a wide variety of incidents and complaints in the past week, including break-ins and mischief, and a number of alcohol-related incidents.

January 11, 1927-December 30, 2011