Weyburn Review

Former teacher Blake Johnson stood with three student volunteers, Mackenzie Kot, Caroline Manning and Ben Anderson, to show off the new WCS Wall of Fame located in the hallway outside of the Eagle gym on Thursday.

Grade 12 students Landon Field and Taylor Cameron give their tribute to the teachers, noting that both of them were raised by teachers, during the Grad ceremonies on Thursday afternoon at the Cugnet Centre.

Graduate Hannah Grieve and her escort Preston Hoffart had an extended standing ovation at the Grand March on Thursday evening during grad ceremonies, as she had dedicated her appearance there to the memory of Kailynn Bursic-Panchuk.

The Cugnet Centre had standing-room only as it was filled with family, friends and community members on hand for the graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2019.

Graduates (some with their sisters), gathered in the courtyard for group photos during the punch reception for the Weyburn Comp's grad on Thursday afternoon.

Display the Canadian flag that appears in this newspaper in your window and then look for photos of homes that will appear in Weyburn This Week on July 5th.

NFL player Brett Jones signs his autograph on a photo of himself playing for his team, the Minnesota Vikings, as a group of girls awaited their turn at the start of his football camp on Wednesday.

The end of secondary schooling seems like the end of a long journey to some, but in many ways it’s only the beginning for students graduating from the Weyburn Comprehensive or from the other high schools in the area.

The Weyburn Fair is set to roll out six days of activities and attractions at the Weyburn exhibition grounds from Sunday, June 30 to Saturday, July 6, with new features like axe-throwing and bull-fighting.

Five staff of the Weyburn Wor-Kin Shop were presented with service awards at the Wor-Kin Shop's annual meeting on Tuesday evening.