Local Arts

A spotlight continues to follow Chelsea Woodard, as she prepares for a production of "Rent" and finally being able to move onto post-secondary education later this fall. "The arts are alive in Saskatchewan," said Woodard.

The Weyburn Public Library is planning a special day to remind readers of all ages who took on the Centennial Reading Challenge to keep reading. On Saturday, July 13, the first 10 people to bring in their reading booklet will receive a prize.

This year's Helen Davidson Music Award was presented on June 23 to two different musicians at the T.C. Douglas Centre.

The 105th annual Weyburn Agricultural Society Fair will be held from July 1 to 3 at the Weyburn Exhibition Grounds. Gate admission to the Exhibition will be a one-pay system, with free grandstand. Family gate passes must be purchased from the Ag.

Boogie Fest, Carlyle's weekend of fun, games, food and most importantly bikes was a success according to organizers.

St. Michael teacher Chad Klein talks to his Grade 8 science class about the skills they can learn and apply in the real world, as they gather to take water samples from the Souris River on June 18.

The traditional garb of the Native dancers was vibrant and colourful; it was accompanied by soulful cries of the Indian flag song that echoed through the Bear Claw banquet room on Friday, June 21.

It's that time of year again, when parents of elementary school-aged children are trying to decide what to do with their kids for the summer.

Merry Ghebremeskel, Ryanna Sidloski, Hailey Kirkpatrick, Taya Schmidt and Noah Jeworski proudly fly the Canadian flag, as they excitedly await for Canada Day celebrations on July 1.

Grade 8 students at St. Michael School participated in a wax museum project as part of the social studies class.