Weyburn Review

My Nikkel's Worth column

There has been a lot of discussion by Weyburn residents in the last couple of years about the speed limit in school zones that has been put into place all over the city, and whether it’s too much or too strict.

Mayor Marcel Roy and Chamber of Commerce Vice President, Reed Anderson, joined owners Annika Enslin and Marie Chisholm, in a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, July 3rd, to mark the grand opening of The Rolling Pin.

Weyburn resident Mary Shirkie wanted to help ease the suffering of children who are going through cancer treatment, so she has been cycling to raise money for the Sick Kids Foundation, and is the top fundraiser in Saskatchewan for the charity.

Weyburn police were dispatched to a report of a vehicle-pedestrian collision in the 100 block of Sims Avenue on Thursday. A male was transported to the local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Margaret Isabelle Butters was born and raised on a farm south of the City of Weyburn, and she passed away on Sunday.

A trio of chuckwagons drive hard down the home stretch to the finish line, during the first night of races on Monday in front of the grandstands.

A burst of rockets lit up the skies brilliantly over Weyburn on Monday night, as the City of Weyburn put on a fireworks show to help celebrate Canada Day.

A team from the Lomond 4-H Beef Club worked together to get their steer groomed, as they competed against teams from other 4-H clubs within a 15-minute time limit. The teams were judged on their technique and attention to detail.