Weyburn Review

The Weyburn Police Service has a long and colourful history, Rotary Club members heard in a presentation by Deputy Chief Rod Stafford at their luncheon meeting on Thursday.

Members of the Spirit of Grace vocal group performed as chickens, in a musical theatre performance at the Stars of the Festival on Thursday evening, directed by Kendra Gonczy and accompanied by Colleen Weimer.

For the first time in the team’s history, the Yellow Grass Wheat Kings are the Big 6 League Champions. On Thursday night, the Wheat Kings and the Carnduff Devils met in Yellow Grass for game three of the league championship series.

Weyburn-born singer Tenille Arts was nominated in six categories for awards from the Saskatchewan Country Music Association, tied for the most nominations for the 30 th annual awards celebration to be held on Sunday, April 14, in Saskatoon.

The former chair of the Queen Elizabeth School Community Council undertook the huge project to preserve the history of the school with the end of the school now looming on the horizon.

Southeast Saskatchewan will soon have its own group of trained volunteers who will be able to join first responders for search and rescue operations.

The federal budget introduced in Parliament on Tuesday provides no tax relief and will add close to $20 billion to the country’s accumulated debt.

Michelle Bouvier shares the story of her son, Jayden Coderre

The Weyburn Concert Series will present the duo of Ghostboy for their next concert performance on Wednesday, March 27 at the Cugnet Centre, starting at 7:30 p.m.

A hard-working teacher, booster and community volunteer, April Sampson, passed away on March 12 at the age of 82 years.