Weyburn Review

Mayor Marcel Roy, left, gave instructions about how the downtown cleanup would go on Saturday morning, as volunteers gathered at Memorial Park prior to starting, with city staff, Girl Guides, staff from RBC and the Credit Union along with city reside

Weyburn player Autumn Vilcu laid the ball up for a basket during a round-robin game versus Southey, at the Steve Nash youth basketball tournament on Saturday at the Eagle gym.

A player for the Weyburn Thrashers peewee-2 team ran with the ball with a Moose Jaw Mustangs player in hot pursuit, during a game for the South Sask Lacrosse League on Thursday evening at Crescent Point Place.

Macy Cugnet spun a blindfolded student as her partner Jenai Lokken, at right, watched, before giving the student information about the dangerous drug of fentanyl, during the Grade 9 Drug Information Fair on Thursday at the Cugnet Centre.

Students from Grades 4-6 from Haig, Queen Elizabeth and Yellow Grass Schools played games at the Coding Quest arcade, hosted at the Comp School’s Cugnet Centre over the lunch hour on Friday.

Dan Clark of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, who normally plays centre, kicked the football to start off a fun pickup game of touch football on the playground at Queen Elizabeth School on Thursday afternoon.

The Weyburn 5 th Scouts troupe are excitedly preparing to take in the World Scout Jamboree to be held in 2019 in West Virginia, and are about halfway to their fundraising goal.

More than 330 student coders across South East Cornerstone Public School Division will showcase video games they developed in their classrooms in a series of Coding Quest Arcades from The Learning Partnership, including on Friday, May 4 at the Weybur

The Sask Party is off-track in their latest budget, said NDP leader Ryan Meili and deputy leader Carla Beck, as they urged the Weyburn-Big Muddy NDP to get a candidate nominated for the next provincial election.

The Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division has been on the cutting edge of “Deep Learning”, as the first school division in the province to take leadership in developing this form of 21 st century learning for all Holy Family schools.