Weyburn Review

Dr. Robert Kitchen, MP for Souris-Moose Mountain, listened as MP Pierre Poilievre addressed a question from the audience during a town hall meeting at McKenna Hall on Friday.

Blaine Switzer of Swift Current quickly and efficiently got his loop around this calf, and quickly had the calf down and tied for a time of 10.6 seconds, at the Souris River Rodeo on Friday.

In this series of three photos, a group of girls aged 7 and 8 dive in for a heat in the 25-metre butterfly event on Saturday at the Silver Seals provincial meet, held at the Weyburn Leisure Centre.

Bolts of lightning streaked across the sky over Weyburn on July 10, as a thunderstorm passed through Weyburn late in the evening, dropping about 21.4 mm of rain in the city, and varying amounts around the region as it moved swiftly through.

The lineup has been confirmed for the second annual Concert Jam, which will be hosted as a community concert event for the Weyburn and District United Way, to kick off the campaign for Communithon. The Concert Jam will be held on Saturday, Aug.

Demo driver Blaize Waddell found himself getting pushed out of the ring shortly after the start of the first heat in the “Rumble in the Ring” demolition derby on Sunday afternoon at the Weyburn Fair.

By Greg Nikkel The 2018 Weyburn Fair was called “a big success” by the president of the Weyburn Agricultural Society, Jeff Clay, after the eight-day long event wrapped up on Sunday evening.

My Nikkel's worth column

Weyburn police received a report of a counterfeit $50 bill having been passed at the fair. This was the only such complaint received during the week so was likely a singular incident.

Trick rider Cassidy Ross spread out her arms and flew like Supergirl off the side of her horse, as she performed with the group, Calamity Cowgirls, at the Weyburn Fair on Saturday.