Weyburn Review

After four years of training with the 2302 Weyburn Army Cadets, Chief Warrant Officer Tiesen Dreger said farewell to the cadets and staff of the Royal Canadian Army Cadet Program. Tiesen reached the age of 19 and can no longer be an Army Cadet.

Local youth were able to learn curling tips from Team Saskatchewan, who represented the province at last year’s Brier at a curling clinic on Saturday afternoon, and they also had the chance to ask them questions about their experiences.

Christmas is quickly approaching, and for many people, it’s nothing more than a winter holiday where they get to open presents, drink eggnog and eat turkey, or watch the kids get into Santa and all of the presents and events around the holiday.

My Nikkel's Worth column

Helen Orsted is in her 10 th year as a volunteer for the Salvation Army, helping to coordinate their annual kettle campaign in Weyburn, and she shared some of her thoughts on that position with the members of the Weyburn Rotary Club on Thursday.

A memorable gift exchange

Readers of the Weyburn Review, whether as a longtime subscriber or a new one, will have a chance to win a 58-inch smart TV for the New Year.

There were 96 calls for service to the Weyburn Police Service during the week, ending on Dec. 16. Police received five reports of vehicles rummaged through overnight on Dec. 12.