Weyburn Review

Greer Oczkowski, three-and-a-half years old, had a closeup look at a light sculpture of a horse, set up as one of several displays throughout Allen Park in Yellow Grass.

The Salvation Army’s annual Christmas kettle campaign kicked off at City Hall. Mayor Marcel Roy gathered with donor Norm Mondor, campaign organizer Helen Orsted, Major Heather Harbin and Jennifer Lorinczy, Weyburn coordinator for the Salvation Army.

The Weyburn Comp school choirs will be performing in the Weyburn Carol Festival at Grace United Church on Sunday, December 3. The Weyburn Carol Festival has performances at 2 and 7 p.m.

Leon (played by Chris Gillespie) talked to Justine (Cara Schultz) as Bill (Pete Broccolo) listened at right, in a scene from “The Love List”, a Crocus 80 dinner theatre production for Christmastime at the Legion Hall.

Kick off the Christmas season with the community and join the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce 24th annual Parade of Lights on Thursday, December 7 at 7 p.m.

Student Chris Gia Fesalbon carefully prepared the feet of Brooke Ward for a pedicure, during a class in the Cosmetology lab at the Weyburn Comp School.

Weyburn student Hannah Bitz has been sharing a regular blog about her experiences as an exchange student in Belgium, including a memorable trip to Paris recently.

The six candidates for the leadership of the Saskatchewan Party stood at their podiums for the leadership debate held in Weyburn on Thursday evening at the Cugnet Centre.

A $27 million twinning project east of Estevan along Highway 39 aimed at improving safety and efficiency for motorists and truckers, and was officially opened to traffic.

The Government of Saskatchewan provided a contribution of $220,000 through the Municipal Police Grants to fund two existing Weyburn Police Service positions in 2017-18.