Weyburn Review

The Weyburn Senior Beavers are excited to once again “Catch The Fever” at the baseball field during the 2017 season. Phil Curtis will be returning to the bench as head coach for the Weyburn Senior Beavers for his fifth consecutive year.

The Grade 4 class from St. Michael School will be sending 1,000 paper cranes to the Children's Peace Monument in Hiroshima, Japan, as their way of celebrating peace and remembering the devastation caused by the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

By Greg Nikkel The board of trustees for the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division expressed many frustrations and concerns about the coming changes for school boards as the Ministry of Education works to change how school boards operat

This week the public is being provided a lot of information about sexual assault violence as this is Sexual Assault Awareness Week in the province.

Weyburn police received a report on Sunday that a number of vehicles in the 400 block of Government Road may have had their tires slashed overnight.

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All Saskatchewan residents with provincial health coverage will be receiving Health Card Renewal Packages in September.

A busy April was held by the Weyburn Duplicate Bridge Club. One of the featured events was the Regina spring sectional tournament, held on April 7 in stratified pairs.

Dancers from the Dance Zone dance studio performed solos as part of the “Dance Away Hunger” event to help out the Salvation Army’s food bank on May 9 at the Cugnet Centre. Sienna McMorris is shown performing to the song “Pretty Baby”.

Comp Grade 12 student Zoe Molder, at right, watches the marshmallow launched by her catapult, in the test class for Physics 30 on Thursday at the Weyburn Comp.