Weyburn Review

The eight teams participating in the 2019 U11 Tier 1 Provincial Baseball Championship lined up during the opening ceremonies held on Friday evening at Jubilee Park.

Weyburn Beavers player Conner Brady safely stole second base as the second baseman for Tisdale's Northeast Rangers was not able to corral the ball, in a play in the opening game for the 2019 U11 Tier 1 provincial championship, being hosted by the Wey

A fundraising barbecue was held at Young's Equipment over the lunch hour on Friday, to assist the Weyburn Big Brothers Big Sisters Association. Young's will be holding additional barbecues over the summer to assist other organizations.

Elmer Franks of Weyburn will be inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame on Saturday, Aug. 17, in Battleford, Sask. Elmer was born December 20, 1934, in Maidstone, Sask.

The City of Weyburn will be performing major infrastructure improvements on the intersection of Moore Street and Sims Avenue beginning on Friday, July 19.

From an early age, Regan Lanning knew she wanted to be an artist, and now as an adult, she gets to both be an artist and to work with artists as the curator for the Weyburn Arts Council.

Ignacio Roman tries to swing around a water gun to spray his friend while they were playing at the River Park spray park on Wednesday and enjoying the warm sunshine.

The Weyburn Beavers started a three-game home series against the Fort McMurray Giants on Tuesday night. The game continued until a thunderstorm hit at the bottom of the eighth.

Garry Ness, president of the Weyburn Car Club, presents a cheque for $1,875 to Ed Fischer of the Trossachs Bible Camp, as club director Ken Meckling looks on. The group are in front of Ness's 1949 Mercury Monarch.

The 115 th edition of the “Biggest Little Fair in Saskatchewan”, the Creelman Fair, is set to roll on Saturday, July 20, with a full slate of activities and events. The day will kick off with the pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.