Weyburn Review

It hasn’t taken long for Midale’s Keely Shaw to establish herself as a star in the world of para-cycling.

Weyburn’s KidSport committee is continuing to be active in the city, helping out many area families with the costs of registration for children to be involved with organized sports.

Freestyle wrestler Erica Wiebe, a gold-medalist for Canada at the Summer Olympics in 2016, passed on her thoughts, insights and experiences as a competitive athlete to students and to wrestlers from around the province.

The Weyburn Horticulture Society held their awards night on Wednesday for the top winners of the annual Horticulture Show, which was held in conjunction with the Weyburn Wheat Festival in August.

A Precautionary Boil Water Advisory has been lifted in Weyburn for the following areas: Second Street from Souris Ave. to Bison Ave.; Third St. from Railway Ave. to Coteau Ave.; Souris Ave. from Fourth St. to Second St., and Coteau Ave.

Weyburn Chamber to hold forum

Ahead of their game Tuesday night, the Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings announced they had traded a fourth-round pick and a PDF to the Estevan Bruins in exchange for Nikolas Sombrowski, who is a ’01-born forward from Fernie, B.C.

Election time means promises galore, grandiose statements of purpose, mud-slinging at other party leaders, and ridiculous claims of what they will do, or more likely, what disasters will ensue if you vote for the wrong party.

The Comp Eagles senior girls volleyball team finished first overall after round robin play and ended up playing the Nipawin Bears in the gold medal match. They played a great game against Nipawin with close scores all the way through the match.

The Weyburn branch of the Royal Canadian Legion held their grand reopening ceremony for the hall on Saturday morning, with the cutting of a length of duct tape, and serving a special cake, along with meat draws through the day, and a cabaret in the e