Local Arts

Weyburn's city council made the most reasonable decision they could when deciding on the issue of the railway crossing on Queen Street adjacent to Highway 39, the scene of a couple of recent accidents involving semis hauling trailers.

Weyburn Minor Hockey families line up for a yummy start to their day at the pancake breakfast held during the SaskEnergy Hockey Weekend.

A power shovel moves piles of rubble and rebar by the Weyburn Comp on Wednesday, as demolition efforts of the older parts of the high school continue, making way for the new construction and renovations for the Comp.

Taren, a health management professional, asks: Is there a best practice that would show cultures bucking North American food diet require less for health care? I am going to answer this question over several columns as it is too important to give a s

Weyburn artist Rickee-Lee Webster shows off her acrylic painting, "Dog's Best Friend", which is her entry to the 30th annual James Weir People's Choice art competition, which is on display until the end of January, one of some 35 entries in this year

It is human nature, sometimes, to ignore preventative measures or to engage in behaviour that could lead to an accident or other situation that is preventable. When I lived in Alberta, I recall a well-known physician, Dr.

Jeannette Frederick and Mary Barnes work together on a giant poster with other Dew Drop Inn residents at Tatagwa View. The residents filled in more of the colourful spring-themed poster on Wednesday.

The public reception for the James Weir Peoples' Choice exhibition is welcoming back the first exhibition winner, Yvette Moore.

To the Editor: I have to agree with the Johnny Knox letter in last week's Review! There are complaints about sight line on Queen Street. Well, when I drive that road, my sight line starts before I turn south off of 13 highway.

The Tom Zandee Sports Arena has a busy New Year's Eve as many local families participated in free skating offered by the City of Weyburn. Free skating and free swimming were both offered by the city on Dec. 31, to mark the end of the centennial year.