Weyburn Review

Two age groups of dancers performed a number together as the final dance of their show in the entertainment tent at the Weyburn Wheat Festival on Friday afternoon.

People were in the water cooling off on Saturday afternoon at the Weyburn Leisure Centre, as temperatures hit over 40 degrees in Weyburn. The previous record for August for Weyburn was 40 degrees, and the mercury went up to 41 degrees.

The antique fire truck came back into the Heritage Village after a short tour around the South Hill on Friday afternoon, as one of the features of the Weyburn Wheat Festival held over the weekend.

The demolition of the Weyburn Junior High School on Fifth Street was well underway by work crews on Friday, as the school is being removed in preparation for the construction of a new elementary school on the site, along with a new cultural-recreatio

For the second year in a row, the City of Weyburn has been ranked as the “Best Place to Live” on the Prairies, in a nation-wide ranking of communities by MoneySense magazine released last week.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority and Colliers Project Leaders entered into a contract for project management services for the replacement of acute care beds in Weyburn, in addition to the incorporation of existing emergency medical services and comm

Weyburn has a lot going for it as a community, and as a small city on the Prairies — and in fact, Weyburn was named for the second year in a row as the best place to live on the Prairies, in the annual ranking of communities by MoneySense magazine.

Wade Weinburger flashes a celebration dance after making it to first. Last night marked a heart breaking loss for the Beavers losing 5-6 to Regina Red Sox.

The Weyburn Police Service’s Criminal Investigation Unit (CID), along with Weyburn patrol members, executed an early morning drug search warrant on a residence in the city on Sunday. A lone adult male was taken into custody without incident.