Weyburn Review

The Committee for the Helen Davidson Music Award announced that they have two worthy recipients. Mikaila Mahnke (voice) and Maxim Hiske (piano) will each receive a scholarship of $2,000 to put towards their continuing music education.

The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Association selected the operators for the province’s 51 cannabis retail store permits. More than two-thirds of these successful applicants are from Saskatchewan or have operations in the province.

Roy Rogers Jr. (Dusty) has joined the legendary Sons of the Pioneers and together are scheduled to perform in Manitoba and Saskatchewan in June, including a show in Weyburn on Saturday, June 23, at the Cugnet Centre.

A spring sitting of the legislative session wrapped on May 31, that transitioned in Scott Moe as Saskatchewan’s new Premier. Moe said the government focused on the priorities of Saskatchewan people.

It was back before Christmas when the “Grinch” broke into the Weyburn Public Library, and lifted a number of electronic equipment valued at about $18,000.

By Greg Nikkel A Weyburn girl, Brooklyn Arts, has had her distinctively bright smile appear in a number of places, including as a member of the Felions, the B.C.

Challenger Baseball is a new program to Weyburn. It is an adaptive baseball program designed to empower children and youth living with cognitive and/or physical disabilities.

By Greg Nikkel Bob King will be leaving his work at the Weyburn Comprehensive School after a half-century of service happy with the work he has done and the people he has met as a teacher, coach and activities coordinator.