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Weyburn Review

Soo Line Museum seeking for war brides, plan book

The Soo Line Historical Museum is seeking stories of war brides who came to the Weyburn-area during the Second World War. The stories will be compiled into a book written by the museum's membership.
Muses sing 'Zero to Hero' at Music Festival

Muses sing 'Zero to Hero' at Music Festival

A vocal group sings "Zero to Hero", a song from the Disney cartoon Hercules, while performing at the "Stars of the Festival" on Wednesday night. From left are Karli Ochitwa, Teagan Paulhus, Marissa McCallum, Erica Chessall and Michaela Sidloski.
Pianist to play at provincials

Pianist to play at provincials

Raquel Bellefleur performs on the piano, as the final number of the night at the annual "Stars of the Festival" on Wednesday. Raquel was one of four recommendations for the provincial music festival competition.
Youth art exhibition at Allie Griffin Gallery

Youth art exhibition at Allie Griffin Gallery

Weyburn Arts Council is currently displaying the works of students from the Weyburn Comprehensive High School and Weyburn Junior High.

Mischief at Nickle Lake

Weyburn RCMP Detachment received a complaint from staff at the Nickle Lake Regional Park on March 15, advising that sometime over the past month, the mini golf shack had been broken into by forcing the entry door open.

Relay for Life launch is just around the corner

The annual Weyburn Relay for Life will be launched in style at the Weyburn Soo Theatre on March 31 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. The doors open at 10:00 and everyone is welcome.

Curves annual food drive underway

Curves Weyburn is holding its 14th annual Curves Food Drive for the Weyburn Salvation Army Food Bank.
Trendy tribal practices offer Weyburn babies the best of both worlds

Trendy tribal practices offer Weyburn babies the best of both worlds

Humans have always been 'carrying primates' in that we have carried our young close to our bodies.
Stoughton Ladies Bonspiel

Stoughton Ladies Bonspiel

The winning rink of the A event of the Stoughton Ladies Bonspiel gather with their trophy, after the event on Mar. 2 to 4. From left are Dione Piper, Amber McKay, Cheryle Newell and Bonnie Dempsey.

Continued funding for grain bag recycling project

Federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Bob Bjornerud recently announced $210,000 to extend the Grain Bag Recycling Pilot Project for another two years.