Weyburn Review

Violinist Bridget Alexander played a classical piece, accompanied by her mother Cherith on piano, as part of the Stars of the Festival concert held on Wednesday evening in the Cugnet Centre.

Grade 12 students quickly sketch their impressions of model Teagan Morrison doing a “warrior” pose, during art class at the Weyburn Comp School on Wednesday.

Legalization of marijuana seems to be inevitable in Canada, but the question is open to whether this country is about to make things worse in terms of drug use.

Singer Tenille Artsis seeing her career continue to climb upwards, as she has signed with Reviver Records. Tenille’s first single on the label will be scheduled following a national tour introducing her to country radio stations.

The Weyburn Comp Eagles senior boys basketball team will be heading to Prince Albert this weekend, March 23-24, for Hoopla, the provincial high school basketball championships, after qualifying at the SHSAA regionals.

Fillmore-based Stewart Southern Railway was awarded the Western Canadian Short Line Railway Association’s 2017 Safety Award, as they had a perfect record in 2017, with no incidents or issues.

The current and future plans for the Tatagwa Parkway system in Weyburn were outlined by parks coordinator Linda Prokott to the Weyburn Rotary Club on Thursday.

The guidelines for how schools in the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division reacts to emergencies was explained to the board of trustees at their monthly board meeting on Wednesday evening, covering everything from what staff should do

Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart announced details of the 2018 Crop Insurance Program.

Weyburn product Curt Minard is happy with two top-eight finishes at the Paralympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea, and felt honoured to represent Canada at this international event.