Local Arts

Chelsea Woodard might not be the next Dorothy, but she will never forget her experience competing in "Over the Rainbow". In late June, potential Dorothys from around Canada followed the yellow brick road to Toronto for callbacks, including Chelsea.

Derek Vogel makes the round of the hay bale on his lawn-mower tractor, during one the races held between heats of the Demolition Derby in front of the packed-out grandstands at the Weyburn Fair on Wednesday evening.

There is no doubt, the people of Weyburn and surrounding area are generous, and work hard at volunteering for worthy causes and for service clubs and organizations; thus, it is not really very surprising that in a relatively short time both major pro

The Tommy Douglas Performing Arts Centre will begin its in-production theatre training program on July 2. The sixth annual Youth Development Summer Theatre Program offers professional theatre training for ages six through 18.

Sir Vincent Gabriel the First from Beaupart Kirouac greets members of the McNaughton family, Melody, Shauna and Tarryn, as he approaches their Weyburn farm on Friday. Vincent has traveled across Canada on horseback since April, after leaving Quebec.

As you read this (that's right, both of you - I see you ), you may or may not be aware of the beginning of a new season on this day, namely the official First Day of Summer.

Darren Woodard, at right, prepares a freshly-cooked lobster for Zoe Molder at the Weyburn Rotary Club's Lobsterfest, held Saturday evening in the Weyburn Curling Rink.

Weyburn and surrounding district residents, six years to 80 years are invited to be part of the theatrical experience of a lifetime.

A line-up of Good Sam flag bearers, clad in their different coloured vests, moves down the aisle at the opening ceremonies of their annual Samboree on Wednesday at the Weyburn Curling Rink.

Many Canadians believe in the value of collective bargaining and the reaching of contract settlements by negotiated means.