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Kid's Kollege graduates for 2021-22.

Many people turned out to watch the parade, which kicked off the four-day Energy City Ex.

Town officials, and members of the Assiniboia Civic Improvement Centre Committee took a tour of the new Â鶹ÊÓƵland Co-op Centre Arena on June 8.

Grades 4 and 5 students from Weyburn's elementary schools attended the annual Ag Safety Day presentations at the Weyburn Curling Rink on Wednesday. Demonstrations and exhibits relayed safety messages around tractors, lawn mowers, animals, bicycles, along with safety around chemicals and in the sun. Grade 4 classes attended the morning sessions, and Grade 5 classes took in the afternoon ones. All students also had the chance to make a first aid kit with the assistance of the Weyburn EMS.

Weyburn's historic Haig School, built in 1920 and closed at the end of June a year ago, fell to a demolition crew in the past few weeks. They began with the gymnasium and newer parts of the school, then took about a week to remove hazardous materials, including asbestos, before finishing the demolition this week.

The Weyburn Wildlife Federation hosted their first annual Walleye Classic at Mainprize Park on June 4.

Pipes and drums band and Highland dancers were part of the event.

Members of the Weyburn Arts Council painted their first mural in Jubilee Park on Saturday, the beginning of a multi-year project to have all of the dugouts in the park painted with a mural. Logan Mainil provided the design of this first mural, and he also suggested the idea of doing murals in Jubilee Park.

This photo gallery shows some of the action of Weyburn U13 girls softball teams, the Weyburn Blue Sox and the Weyburn Jays, with the Jays coming out on top 18-8. A total of three girls softball games were played Saturday as part of the Eugene Emberley Memorial ball tournament.

Drivers competed in five different classes.