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The Paramedics WIth Heart foundation in Weyburn brought out a team to play the All Abilities soccer team from Weyburn Minor Soccer Association, at Weyburn's CU Spark Centre on Thursday evening. There were lots of laughs and cheering for the goals scored as they all had fun. The All Abilities team is coached by Tyler Hillstead, and they practice every Thursday evening at the Spark Centre

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Annual showdown provided lots of excitement

Weyburn Comp teams celebrate winning McLeod Series

The Mcleod Series has been running since 1932, the longest-running such series in Saskatchewan

Students in the youngest grades in Weyburn schools celebrated the 100th day of school on Friday with fun activities. These included everything from dressing up as what they might look like at 100 years, counting games up to 100, and covering a teacher with 100 balloons for the entire day. Shown here are some examples from St. Michael and Legacy Park Elementary School.

Local students give their thoughts on love

A trio of moose relaxed in the soft snow at North Weyburn near the post office building on Monday. Residents say they have been hanging around the hamlet lately, eating twigs off the willow and poplar trees and bushes

A new outdoor Crokicurl rink was premiered on Saturday in Weyburn to mark National Curling Day. The rink was built in cooperation by the Weyburn Ag Society and the Weyburn Curling Rink, and representatives from both organizations were on hand to put on a demo of how to play the game, basically an outdoor giant version of the Crokinole board game.

The Weyburn Oilfield Technical Society (OTS) held their annual bonspiel at the Weyburn Curling Rink on Friday and Saturday, with 24 rinks taking part. The Weyburn OTS supports junior curling, and as part of that support, junior curler Owen Klein was awarded the Michael Mainil-Kim Brady True Grit Award of $500 on Friday evening.