Weyburn Review

The winning duck is held up by a kayaker for the annual Duck Derby, held on Sunday afternoon on the Souris River by River Park. The winning duck was bought by Dianne Chapman, who gets $289.50 as her first-place prize.

The mother and sister of actress Trenna Keating, Jan and Tara, posed by the newly-unveiled plaque at the City of Weyburn's Walk of Fame, in front of City Hall on Saturday afternoon.

Third Street in downtown Weyburn was filled with people and with vintage cars and trucks, along with motorcycles and tractors, for the Weyburn Car Club's annual show-and-shine on Saturday.

An orange Harley and an orange Camaro shared space beside each other at the Weyburn Car Club's annual show-and-shine on Saturday.

The City Parks’ Trails Day and Duck Derby will be held on Sunday, June 16, along with the Opportunity Road Race, which starts downtown at 8:15 a.m. in front of the Legion Hall and City Hall.

The downtown streets in Weyburn were filled with classic and vintage cars and trucks, along with some tractors and motorcycles, for the Weyburn Car Club's annual Show-and-Shine on Saturday.

A new plaque to honour actress Trenna Keating was unveiled at the Walk of Fame in front of Weyburn's City Hall on Saturday afternoon.

On Thursday night, the Weyburn Beavers started a three-game home series against the Medicine Hat Mavericks and beat them 4-3. Tonight's game went to the bottom of the ninth with Jack Barrie crushing a dinger for a final score of 8-6.

This coming weekend will be an extremely busy one in Weyburn, with activities including the annual show-and-shine car show, the Walk of Fame unveiling, and Trails Day activities.