Weyburn Review

The Crime Severity index (CSI) for the City of Weyburn saw an increase in non-violent categories and a decrease for violent crime, resulting in overall increases in the local Crime Severity Index.

Two experienced judges for the provincial Communities in Bloom program had a guided tour around Weyburn on Thursday, to evaluate the city on its cleanliness and beauty as a community.

Able to shoot 800 rounds a day dead on and 100 rounds a day perfectly, it’s no wonder hometown shooter, Gord Hulbert, has found great success in shooting competitions.

Children taking part in the kayak camp offered by the Weyburn and District Canoe and Kayak Club paddle on Nickle Lake under the direction of their instructor, Abby Pohl (centre), on Friday morning.

Weyburn Peewee Beavers pitcher Calder Brown threw his pitch in for a strike as a runner for the Regina Pacers watched for his chance to run at second base behind him.

Weyburn band The 7th Avenue played a variety of classic rock tunes from the 60s, 70s and 80s as they performed at the Legion Hall for the fundraiser supper, held for Ensley Akins and her family of Weyburn on Saturday evening.

The Wheatland Senior Centre held a number of games and activities, and the following are the results from July 16-20. In bridge on Monday: 1. Annie Easton; 2. Chris Diemert; 3. Basil Holyer. In bridge on Friday: 1. Jean Janoski; 2. Marion Brown; 3.

Weyburn Beavers outfielder Corey Wheaton safely got his hand on the bag at first base before the ball got to the first baseman, during the Beavers second-last regular season game on Friday evening at Tom Laing Park.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning residents in southeastern Saskatchewan that the risk of West Nile virus infection is increasing.

Fire fighters Marc Schweitzer and Jim Greig explain about the turnout gear they need to wear when responding to a fire, to a group of children who participate in the Southeast College for Kids day camp, while in the background, children from the Sunr