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A longtime city councillor for Weyburn, Dick Michel, and a long-service employee of the City of Weyburn, Wendy Neiszner, were given awards by SUMA

Details of a study on the budget for the K-12 education system in Saskatchewan showed it's inadequate for their needs for the next school year.

The Weyburn Credit Union had a strong year in 2022, with the institution is closing in on $1 billion in assets under management.

The demolition of the Soo Theatre building on Third Street got fully underway on Tuesday, with the back walls gone by Wednesday morning as the work continues. Adair's Demolition is doing the demo, being careful of powerlines and the adjacent building to the south, and it is anticipated the remainder of the building won't take as long to take down, to make way for a new two-screen theatre complex.

Weyburn fire fighter Jola Bell-Erb has been chosen for the 2024 Saskatchewan Fire Fighters Calendar to come out this fall.

The City of Weyburn has agreed to lease a city-owned parcel of land to the Weyburn Humane Society for $1 a year for two years, for a new animal shelter.

This year鈥檚 theme is 鈥淢y Story鈥�. Residents are encouraged to share their stories to shine a light on a personal journey.

The neon-light marquee for Weyburn's Soo Theatre was removed late Monday afternoon-early evening, and the building was set for demolition to begin on Tuesday morning by Adair's Demolition. Third Street's northbound lane between Souris and Coteau Avenues has been closed to through traffic until the demo is done. The theatre, which has been closed since 2018, will be removed to make way for a new two-screen theatre

Traffic restrictions in downtown Weyburn began on Monday afternoon, with the east side of Third Street blocked off in front of the Soo Theatre building to allow for demolition to begin.

The Weyburn Police Service received 79 calls for service during the week of April 17 to 23, resulting in a total of 22 charges.