Weyburn Review

The Comp School cheerleading squad chant "We are the Eagles", as one cheerleader is tossed high in the air, as they celebrate the second touchdown scored by the Comp Eagles,

Bantam Raiders player Austin Neiszner, No. 22, runs with the ball and prepares to fend off a defender who is ready to tackle him, during a Minor Football game on Sunday afternoon versus the Jr. Griffins.

Taylor Evans, Grade 7, shows off her new locker to her older sister Sam Evans, Grade 9, at the Weyburn Junior High on Thursday night. Parents of Grade 7 and new students were invited to the Junior High for an orientation night.

School has been in for two weeks and students have settled in to their extended school day.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of August 29 to September 4: *On September 4, police were called to a local bar after a complaint of an unconscious male was received.

Members of the Grade 12 choir perform at a community barbecue on Wednesday, which was their first public performance of the 2011-12 school year.

Coach for the Weyburn Bantam Raiders, Rob Ellis, shows the proper stance he wants the members of the offensive line to take when lining up against the defence, during a team practice held at Jubilee Park on Wednesday evening.

Warm and dry weather allowed crops to mature in the southeast, and producers made good harvest progress until receiving precipitation late last week.

The summer months of June, July and August were slightly warmer than average, and the City of Weyburn received increased more precipitation than the long-term average. Recorded in August, the average high was 26.9 degrees Celsius, compared to 24.

Pangman (cpd) - The Deep South Personal Care Home will hold their first annual Backyard Barbecue on Sunday, Sept. 11 with opening presentations at 4 p.m. Supper will start at 5 p.m.