Weyburn Review

The Weyburn Youth Council announced the return of the WYC Captivator Series, designed to engage and inspire Weyburn students.

Weyburn lawyer Mike Weger was acclaimed as the 2024 Saskatchewan Party Candidate for Weyburn-Bengough at a meeting of the riding association on Tuesday night.

For Weyburn soccer player Gabriella Friesen, her “journey to Spain” was a trip of a lifetime, with a busy international tournament in Madrid.

Two new sets of smart traffic lights will be installed at key intersections in Weyburn, the first one at the corner of Government Road and First Avenue.

A day of breakout sessions for young female athletes was held on Saturday, and it concluded with a panel discussion with mentors and coaches.

Artist Sarah Cummings Traszkowski spoke about how she combined both her love of baking and of art, at a reception for her exhibit at the Weyburn Art Gallery.

The Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show announced that attendee registration is now officially open for the 20th biennial event, slated to take place from June 4-6 in Weyburn.

Many Weyburn and area residents dropped by the Knox Hall on Saturday for the community potluck, put on by a group of local residents, with no requirement for anyone to bring food. There was a good variety of dishes to choose from, with live music provided, a kids crafts table, and there was a draw for a care package, with bread and food available for people to take home afterward.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School hosted Pre-District badminton on Saturday. There were 50 athletes, with 21 from WCS, and the rest from five other schools.

The two kindergarten classes at Legacy Park Elementary had close encounters with young farm animals, as teacher Jayme Payak had chicken and turkey chicks, while Jennelle Wimmer's class met a month-old calf from her farm, and got to feed him. Most of the children had never met a farm animal before.