Local Arts

By the time you are reading this column (yes, all two or three of you readers out there), I have passed the half-century mark and have moved on to the big 5-1.

A group of Weyburn Comp students prepare some of the posters to be put up around the school for the upcoming National Student Leadership Conference to be hosted in Weyburn on Sept. 24-28.

The 'Murder Most Fouled-Up' production crew of Crocus 80 theatre is seeking more male actors for the one-act play, which runs in late November. Any men interested in getting into acting in local theatre can attend the T.C.

Here we are again, back with our nose to the grindstone. Before I begin to get into the letter I really want to take the opportunity to thank all the editors and publishers who do take the time and make space available to publish this letter.

The Weyburn Arts Council held a reception for the Soo Line Camera Club's adjudication award presentation on September 9 at the Allie Griffin Gallery.

Help the Poor, a division of the Katschke Charitable Foundation, will be hosting a fundraising dinner and show on September 27 and will feature a performance by Brad and Ken Johner.

Maddy Lazurko, left, fills up her plate with breakfast along her parents, Anne and Dave Lazurko, at the Comp Cafetorium on Thursday, as they took part in the welcome-back-to-school pancake breakfast.

Alongside Highway 39 between Midale and Halbrite is a roadside memorial, marking a tragedy that should never have happened. On Aug.

Residents of the Weyburn Special Care Home watch as Vanessa Lucyk puts her dog Chaz through an agility course as an exhibition for the residents to enjoy, as fellow dog trainer Kyla McDiarmid watches at far right.

Medina Koclova, Olivia Barber and Tylan Charlton work together during the Grade 7 treasure hunt on their first day at Weyburn Junior High school.