Weyburn Review

Team Canada’s women’s waterpolo team, including Weyburn’s Kelsey Jensen as one of the goalkeepers, advanced as far as the bronze medal game at the Summer Universiade Games in Naples, Italy.

The months of July and August are summer vacation time for many families, and many people will be heading out onto the road for trips to see family, friends or simply to enjoy a summer destination and see the country.

The Weyburn Wild went undefeated in the U12B Girls Softball Provincials held in Balgonie over the weekend. The Wild started the tourney off with a 21-4 win against the Cupar Canucks.

A lightning bolt brightly streaks out of a storm cloud as it moved west to east just north of Weyburn late on Saturday evening.

It’s summer, and that means it’s construction season. The focus of July’s Traffic Safety Spotlight is work zones.

A group of children fed carrots to Dale and Dylan, a pair of donkeys at the Roughbark farm and greenhouse, located east of Weyburn on Highway 13, on Saturday.

A number of transportation issues were raised at a come-and-go open house, hosted on Thursday evening in the lobby of Crescent Point Place.

Weyburn gardener Michele Craigen had a look at the gardens she and husband Dave had planted in the front yard of their home, as part of the schedule of yard tours set up by the Weyburn Horticultural Society.

The Weyburn Bantam Thrashers joined their Highway 39 rivals, the Estevan Voltz, to make a combined team and represent southeast Saskatchewan in provincials this past weekend.

Former mayor and community volunteer Isabelle Butters passed away at the age of 92 years on June 30, and will be remembered by a fellow former mayor as a mentor and a friend.