Weyburn Review

With swathing, combining and baling dominating the thoughts of people in rural Saskatchewan, SaskPower urges farmers to remember the power lines overhead.

Agencies that provide problem gambling help line services in the province are receiving approximately $287,000 in funding from the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA).

Our family had to say goodbye to two family members this week; one was a relatively happy occasion, and the other was a sad one.

Denise Dubyck, national president of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, hopes the new RID program will prevent personal disasters like the one that caused her to start a MADD chapter in her home town of Calgary.

A decade ago, people watched with horror and disbelief as the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City were deliberately hit by airliners, and collapsed, killing thousands of people and throwing up a huge, thick cloud of dust over Manha

Warm weather allows for winter wheat seeding

A large contingent of motocross racers are quick off the starting line at the beginning of a heat, during the Trackside MX South Corner Racing Circuit's stop at Weyburn's Raymond Giroux Memorial Track, formerly the Moffat Pits, on Saturday.

Weyburn Police Service received 106 calls for service during the week of Sept. 5-11, including mischief in public places, thefts and break-ins. A break and enter to a residence in the Weyburn Trailer court was reported.

Students to explore health care professions

Kellie Fellner, Ashley Culham and Kennedy Herlick play with one of the percussion instruments in the Weyburn Junior High band room while taking a tour of the facility.