Weyburn Review

The ribbon was cut by Holden Kopec, centre, to help kick off the ninth annual “Walk to Cure Diabetes” held on Sunday afternoon at the City Centre Mall, in support of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

The Weyburn Arts Council will hold a number of activities, during the month of November. A reminder was sent out to all Signal Hill Arts Centre members to look for the upcoming 2018 Membership brochure.

Weyburn fire fighter Harold Whiteoak gave a class of kindergarten students an idea of how he looks with turnout gear on, including an air tank and mask, during a firehall tour from Souris School on Thursday.

Students from Grades 1 and 6 gathered with a poster showing the total amount raised by the students for the fundraising Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation walk, at a school assembly at St. Michael School on Thursday. The funds, totalling $1,344.

Police across the province schooled drivers on the rules of the road during last month’s focus on school zone safety.

Some exciting changes were announced for the 34th annual James Weir People’s Choice exhibit, which is hosted by the Weyburn Arts Council. This year’s art exhibition was extended until the end of February, which will allow for a longer voting period.

STARS Air Ambulance was “born out of necessity” to serve the residents of Saskatchewan, and are continuing to provide emergency medical care in remote rural areas, due in large part to support from partners like the Weyburn Rotary Club, the Rotary me

The future of minor baseball is bright in Weyburn, and growth in the sport continues to flourish throughout the province.

The City of Weyburn is looking at some different options to address the problems with street lights in the downtown area.

The Weyburn Humane Society is holding their fifth annual “Raise the Woof” Comedy Dinner fundraiser on Saturday, December 2, at McKenna Hall Weyburn. Tickets are $50 each (non refundable), and are now on sale.