Weyburn Review

The Weyburn Police Service received a report of a vehicle colliding with a convenience store building on Saturday. Damage was extensive to both the vehicle and the building. There were no injuries. The matter is still under investigation.

Comp Eagles player Spencer Anderson jumps and twists as he fires the ball over to teammate Austin Lund, No. 20, in the key, during the SHSAA regional basketball championship final on Saturday at the Comp Eagle gym.

Students at different grade levels in the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division are making progress in areas like reading and being prepared for entering elementary school, trustees heard Wednesday at the monthly board meeting.

A mumps outbreak in neighbouring Manitoba and Alberta have put Saskatchewan public health officials, including the Sun Country Health Region, on alert for any appearance of the virus. Mumps is an infection caused by a virus.

The Water Security Agency released the March 2017 Spring Runoff Forecast. The majority of the province is looking at a near normal spring runoff with the exception of southeastern Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan Medical Association is seeking nominations for its annual prestigious Physician of the Year Award for 2017.

The Graham and Ruby DeLaet Foundation announced the return of its Graham Slam charity golf event, as well as the addition of a new junior golf initiative attached to the event in the DeLaet Cup.

More than one hundred guests bedazzled in sequins, sparkles and finery was part of a 1920’s revival at the Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation’s Great Gatsby Gala, which was held February 11 at McKenna Hall.

Envision Counselling and Support Centre is a leading organization within the province dealing with issues of sexual exploitation and cyberviolence.

Houses built, repairs made during week in Haiti