Weyburn Review

Grades 1 and 2 students and their teachers enjoyed a "Bunny Hop" dance on Thursday afternoon, with fun dances like the "Chicken Dance", the "Macarena" and the "Bunny Hop" on their last day of school before the Easter break began on Good Friday.

Hoop dancer Teddy Anderson uses up to 30 hoops as he perfromed a traditional First Nations hoop dance for elementary students from Haig and Souris Schools on Wednesday.

There were mounds of stuffies to look through, in addition to the many tables of household items throughout the Curling Rink, for the Family Place’s annual giant garage sale, held on April 16 and 17.

There will be a need for volunteers this spring and summer to step forward and once again make Weyburn proud, as a number of our local organizations will be hosting events.

The Weyburn Credit Union saw some turn-around in their financial numbers in 2018, in spite of challenges in the economy that caused those numbers to decline in the previous two fiscal years.

The Water Security Agency has rescinded the precautionary drinking water advisory for the City of Weyburn as of 3:30 p.m. today, April 17. This includes the customers of the Weyburn Utility Board.

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The provincial election in Alberta, which will be all over with by the time you read this, may not impact us as voters and residents of Saskatchewan, but it will play a role in how political issues will be dealt with from this point on, including in

The Weyburn Agricultural Society is planning for a very event-filled summer and fall, and there will be a need for volunteers for some of the events.

Several students from the Weyburn Comprehensive School took part in the 21 st annual Skills Canada Saskatchewan competition in Saskatoon on Friday, with nine students bringing home medals.