Weyburn Review

The Children's Wish Foundation will be holding its sixth annual Wishmaker Walk for Wishes at River Park on Saturday, Oct. 16, at 10 a.m. The walk is part of a national initiative aimed at creating awareness about the Children's Wish Foundation.

New refuse system is good idea

The Weyburn Big Brothers and Big Sisters Association is looking for volunteers for their in-school mentoring program, as well as for their regular "Big Brother" and "Big Sister" programs, and for their "Big Bunch" program which provides activities fo

Residents at Tatagwa View were encouraged to participate in their first annual Tatagwa View talent show held on Sept. 29.

Jennifer's Journal

Work crews prepare the roof of Weyburn's historic Court House for new shingling, after removing all the old shingles, as part of the ongoing renovations work which is underway at the facility.

A regular meeting of the Weyburn City Council was held on September 27; here are the major points of interest: *Concern over implementation of the City's new automated refuse system caused Council to debate whether the program should be held-off unti

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the period of September 20 to 26: *On September 25, police received a complaint in regards to a vehicle fire at the east end of Weyburn. Someone had thrown fireworks into the vehicle, causing the fire.

Welcome to the home stretch. The Saskatchewan Roughriders closed the book on the opening "two-thirds" of the 2010 schedule Saturday night with a thrilling come-from-behind 32-25 victory over the Tigercats in Hamilton.

The Mailmans are shaking things up at the Weyburn Salvation Army this year.