Weyburn Review

Harvest operations are progressing in the southeast region, with about 37 per cent of this year’s crops in the bin, and another 30 per cent swathed or ready, according to Sask. Agriculture’s crop report.

The Weyburn Police Service received a report of an assault with a weapon on Thursday. The subsequent investigation determined the victim was a 45-year-old male who had been assaulted and threatened.

The new 2017-18 school year got underway on Tuesday for all students in the Southeast Cornerstone and Holy Family school divisions, with students making their way to class on foot, by car or by bus.

By Greg Nikkel Weyburn will be building more accessible pedestrian ramps around the city, and will be working with SaskPower on addressing the need for new street lights, council heard at their meeting on Aug. 28.

The Sask. Party released their first quarter results for the 2017-18 Saskatchewan Budget, stating that they have remained on track, with no change in the bottom-line forecast.

Weyburn Peewee PAR Contracting Ravens player Alex Severson, No.

A Team Blue player cleared the puck from the front of the net as the goalie was prepared for a tip towards the net, during the Red Wings training camp on Sunday evening at Crescent Point Place.

School Zones are becoming more dangerous according to CAA New research from CAA shows parents are reporting an increase in unsafe driving practices in school zones.

The first day of school for all schools in the Southeast Cornerstone Public School Division and the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division will be Tuesday, September 5.

A fresh batch of hamburgers were grilled on the barbecue for lunch as part of Regens Disposal’s grand opening on Friday at their location at 18th Street and Railway Avenue.