Weyburn Review

A Weyburn group of dancers aged nine to 11 years old perform in the large group category as they dance to the song, “Cotton-Eyed Joe”, on Saturday at the Nation Dance Festival held at the Cugnet Centre.

The delegates to the Southeast Regional Library pack the Captain’s Hall on Saturday morning for their annual meeting, and discussed the future of the regional library system, with representatives of all member branch libraries and the RMs, cities, to

The Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism (SSM) is seeking nominations of outstanding senior volunteers in a number of categories, with the deadline for nominations on Thursday, June 1.

Over 200 people crowded the sidewalk in front of MLA Dustin Duncan’s office on Fourth Street on Friday, as part of the province-wide “Drop Everything and Read” protest held in support of the public library system.

Many book lovers have a careful look at the long tables of books set out for the spring book sale at the Weyburn Public Library on Thursday in the Allie Griffin Art Gallery.

Some of the cuts in this year’s provincial budget are “devastating”, said two NDP MLAs, Carla Beck and Nicole Rancourt, who visited Weyburn on Tuesday, including with the Southeast Regional Library and City of Weyburn, finding out what some of the im

The provincial government announced that it will cap the grants-in-lieu reduction to municipalities at no more than 30 per cent of the amount the municipality receives in revenue sharing, which will result in Weyburn retaining some of their grants-in

The role of Weyburn’s Souris Valley Industries in the construction of the new Mosaic Stadium in Regina was outlined to the Weyburn Rotary Club at their luncheon meeting on March 30.

As temperatures increase, more people will be out walking and riding. SGI and law enforcement will be focusing on the safety of vulnerable road users throughout April.

1927 ~ 2017