Weyburn Review

Students of Souris School tried their hands at playing floor hockey along with members of the Weyburn Red Wings at the school's winter carnival on Sunday afternoon, including Red Wing Ben Laidlaw at left.

Families draw and colour pictures of themselves as superheroes, at the Super Family Literacy Day party held on Sunday afternoon at the Weyburn Public Library.

The Weyburn Police Service, with the assistance of the RCMP Major Crime Unit South, have now laid new charges against three females, as a result of the ongoing investigation into the January 4th homicide.

Members of the Prince Albert Search and Rescue spoke to a capacity group about the possibility of forming a search-and-rescue volunteer group in southeast Saskatchewan.

Jerry Ponto started slicing up a special cake for his retirement as wife Rosemary watched on Thursday afternoon.

The average size of classes in the Southeast Cornerstone School Division is 20.43 students, which the school board should be proud of in spite some anomalies, said education director Lynn Little.

A trio of judges made notes and taste-tested six different pies for the pie contest held to mark International Pie Day on Wednesday at the Wor-Kin Shop.

In the midst of extremely long hours and hard work dealing with serious crimes, the Weyburn Police Service has been pleasantly surprised by the show of support by the community, in the form of thank-you cards, pizzas and Tim Horton’s cards.