Weyburn Review

A Weyburn woman is promoting new approaches to physical and mental health, after dealing with issues in her own life, Rotary Club members heard in a presentation on Thursday.

A local high school student has won a prestigious international award from the Vimy Foundation, a Canadian charity, to travel to historical sites in Europe: the Beaverbrook Vimy Prize.

A new drinking-and-driving campaign will be launched across Saskatchewan over the August long weekend, including posts on social media to remind people not to drink and drive.

The Weyburn Beavers scored eight runs in the sixth inning to roll by the Moose Jaw Miller Express 10-3 in the opening game of their best-of-five series on Tuesday evening.

Saskatchewan RCMP and SaskPower are advising the public of an apparent “phishing” scam being delivered via text message.

Mother has unusual experience giving birth

June’s province-wide Traffic Safety Spotlight saw law enforcement issue 79 tickets to new drivers and motorcyclists who weren’t following the requirements outlined on their licence.

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.