Weyburn Review

Members of the extended Woodard family fill a flatbed trailer as a float in the Goodwater parade on Saturday afternoon.

NFL player Brett Jones, and his brother Scott in behind, watched as two offensive linemen went through a drill at the Brett Jones Football Academy on Thursday, at Darold Kot Field.

Author and illustrator Craig Terlson launched his new literary young adult novel, Fall in One Day, which combines the true history of government LSD testing in the 1950s with a coming-of-age tale that takes place two decades later.

Final registration is approaching quickly for the Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation’s golf tournament. Registration for the charity golf tournament, and ticket deadline for the fundraising dinner, is on Thursday, July 8.

Cars take a run at each other in the feature final for the “Rumble in the Ring” demolition derby on Wednesday evening at the Weyburn Fair in front of the grandstands.

C anadians are getting increasingly addicted to their mobile devices.

By Greg Nikkel Most of Weyburn’s sidewalks are in good shape, but around five per cent of them need to be inspected for replacement, city council heard at their June 26 meeting. Coun.

Cassidy Vermeulen, at right, of the Radville 4-H Beef Club showed her steer, Tonto, named as the Grand Champion steer for the Regional 4-H show at the Weyburn Fair on July 4.

The Weyburn Police CTSS Unit conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that was being driven erratically at about 11:35 p.m. on Friday. The 34-year-old male driver was uncooperative and failed to comply with any police request.

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