Weyburn Review

Weyburn Credit Union (WCU) is committed to building better, brighter and stronger communities. One of the ways WCU helps build a stronger community is through their Community Fund.

If your only introduction to the game of tug of war was at summer camp or in elementary school, you are in desperate need to celebrate Tug of War Day on February 19. Tug of war has grown up from the days of your youth.

Submitted by Norm Park, Contracted Reporter for SECPSD The annual report on facilities and transportation within the Southeast Cornerstone Public School Division was filled with information that included not only the current state of affairs, but als

A longtime member of the Weyburn Golf Club, Stan Runne, gathered historical records and stories to compile the 100-year history of the golf club, and shared some of the stories with the Weyburn Rotary Club on Thursday at their Zoom meeting.

You don’t have to worry about your town, city or RM in Saskatchewan passing a bylaw banning handguns, something the federal government will soon be allowing municipalities to do. That’s because, at least in Saskatchewan, they can’t.

There are 124 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Feb. 17, bringing the provincial total to 26,953 cases.

Weyburn resident Jennie Moule and her twin daughters, Morgyn and Myla, have been busy baking chocolate chip cookies to raise money for the Mending Little Hearts Fund of Saskatchewan.

A candidate in Souris-Moose Mountain in the last federal election, Travis Patron, 29, of Redvers, has been charged by the RCMP with a hate crime.

Local developers Al Janke and Wayne Hein are proposing to revitalize a seniors independent living facility in downtown Weyburn, and are hoping they can garner enough interest to make the project a go.

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