Weyburn Review

The top award winners for the 2018-19 school year at Weyburn Comprehensive School gathered with their medals and trophies on June 11 in the Cugnet Centre.

Representatives of the Dance Zone dance studio presented a cheque for $625 to the Special Olympics bowling team, proceeds from the Dance Nation Invitational competition.

Saturday, June 15 2 p.m. City Hall The City of Weyburn Walk of Fame Committee is excited to announce Trenna L. Keating as the inductee for 2019.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School’s Entrepreneurship 30 Junior Achievement Company King Street Fudge has won the “Company of the Year Award” from the JA of Saskatchewan Business Hall of Fame Awards.

Students in the Grade 5/6 class at Assiniboia Park School got a challenge from Emily, one of two University of Regina students who presented the EYES program on Thursday, giving the students a fun science challenge.

The Young Fellows Club of Weyburn donated $1,500 to the Weyburn Silver Seals on Thursday evening at the Weyburn Leisure Centre. Members of the Young Fellows presented the cheque to the Silver Seals teams by the outdoor pool.

Representatives of the Weyburn Co-operative Playschool made a draw for a $4,000 travel voucher and a set of luggage, at the four-year-olds grad ceremony on Thursday at Calvary Baptist Church.

A group of local volunteers, and employees from Prairie Sky Co-op gathered at the Riverwood playground to unveil the sign for the Community Spaces grant that helped pay for the equipment in Riverwood, located on the former Souris Valley grounds.

Panther Drilling Corp. presented the Weyburn Special O Bowling Team with a cheque to help cover the costs for the team's trip to Nationals in Thunder Bay in February. They also gifted them Panther hoodies to wear inbetween games while at the rink.

Carolyn Gaudet of the Prairie Conservation Action Plan watched as Mayor Marcel Roy signed a proclamation to declare June 16-22 as “Native Prairie Appreciation Week”.