Weyburn Review

A group of 13 local ballet dancers will be on the stage with a professional dance company for the production of Ballet Jorgen’s “The Nutcracker: A Canadian Tradition”, on Wednesday, Nov. 14 at the Cugnet Centre.

A group of around 15 postal workers began picketing the Weyburn post office at 6 a.m. on Tuesday morning, and they will be off the job "until further notice".

Creatures ranging from princesses, pirates to monsters, zombies and superheroes all danced with the bear at Souris School's Halloween dance held on Sunday afternoon in the school gym.

A group of students take aim with their arrows in place, at a class held by the Weyburn Wildlife Federation on Thursday evening at Queen Elizabeth School. The archers are, from left, Nyla Prochinsky, Keenan Russell and Tessa Daviduk.

The Crescent Point Energy Eagles peewee football team and coaches gathered with the Moose Jaw league trophy, after defeating the Assiniboia Rockets 64-28 on Friday night at the Weyburn Minor Football field.

Students from the Grades 3/4 class laugh as principal Maryanne Kotylak and their teacher get pies in the face as a reward for their class bringing in the most food of any class for the FCC’s “Drive Away Hunger” food collection recently.

Trick-or-treaters hoping for a good scare will have three opportunities to go out and have a frightfully good time this Halloween. Weyburn’s famous “Mayhem Manor” will be set up to go for five evenings, from Oct.

Members of the Weyburn Rotary Club gathered as they were on hand to mark World Polio Day on Wednesday at Pharmasave, where they had information available about Rotary International’s campaign to eradicate polio.

The Weyburn Police Commission approved a policy that police officers cannot use marijuana 24 hours before going on duty, which is a similar policy adopted by the Canadian Armed Forces.

Canada Post began rotating strike action on Monday in a few cities, and if there is no settlement reached in the dispute with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, this might escalate more and more.