Weyburn Review

Weyburn city council awarded the tender for the replacement of the watermains on Government Road at their May 14 council meeting, and the work is slated to start in mid-July.

The Weyburn Police Service has received some complaints recently regarding a scam where the victim receives a call or email from some government agency, usually claiming to be the Canada Revenue Agency.

A little girl turned her back as the big bucket splashed down a torrent of water at the spray park at River Park on Sunday afternoon.

Grade 2 students McKenzie Brydon and Nicole Dayaan get some tips on how to make their clay monsters better from instructor Terry Creurer, during a May Clay session on Thursday at the Signal Hill Arts Centre.

Children enjoyed some time bouncing and sliding at this bouncy house, during the birthday fundraiser event for Nolan Cornish held on Thursday evening at the Weyburn Free Methodist Church in the fellowship hall.

A group of girls from the junior, midget and senior age levels started off together for the 3000-metre race, during the regional track meet on Wednesday at the Comp track field. From left are Delphine LeNouail of Bellegarde, Keely O’Neill of St.

Singing country tunes has been a labour of love for Halbrite singer Kelly J. Gill, and when a single began doing well in the huge Los Angeles market, he found that he is very much enjoying the success this is bringing him.

The Wheatland Seniors Centre will hold their month-end supper on Friday, May 25 at 5:30 p.m., featuring breaded cutlets along with potatoes, vegetables, salad, dessert and coffee or tea.

Greg Nikkel [email protected] The country in southeast Saskatchewan is tinder dry, and the City of Weyburn has joined in with many of the Rural Municipalities around the region to institute a fire ban until further notice.

By Sabrina Kraft The Art Farm committee celebrated a five-year legacy by announcing a $10,000 partnership with the RM of Weyburn to continue supporting a strong and growing art community with an art scholarship.