Weyburn Review

The Grade 6 class at Queen Elizabeth School took up a challenge from their Classroom Champions mentor, and did a project in support of Inclusion Weyburn.

One of the trees from Souris School’s Performing Arts Club gives her line of "I'd be petrified!", during a musical rehearsal of the play, “Follow the Yellow Brick Road”, based on the Wizard of Oz story.

approval was given to the Girl Guides group to paint a downtown intersection in rainbow colours on a one-year trial basis.

Weyburn council passed a change to the city’s bylaw in order to allow the disposal of asbestos and other “special waste” at the city’s landfill under certain conditions, at Monday night’s council meeting.

The Weyburn Cobras 15U women’s volleyball team attended Nationals in Edmonton from May 9-12. The Cobras were seeded number three in Saskatchewan going into Nationals, so were placed in Division 1, which included the top 32 teams in the country.

Const. Jeffery Bartsch (left) of the Weyburn Police Service posed with two Fredericton police officers, Detective Chris Furlotte and Const.

The Weyburn Police Service attended to a fight in progress involving numerous high school students on Thursday. Two individuals were apprehended at the scene and both charged for fighting under the bylaw.

Singer Tenille Arts released the music video for her latest Reviver Records single “Call You Names” on YouTube this week.

The milling and paving of Government Road has been postponed until after the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show.

Rodeo clowns waved off the bull after rider Weston Davidson jumped off his back during the senior bull-riding event on Saturday afternoon at the Weyburn High School Rodeo.