Local Arts

Our family had to say goodbye to two family members this week; one was a relatively happy occasion, and the other was a sad one.

Kellie Fellner, Ashley Culham and Kennedy Herlick play with one of the percussion instruments in the Weyburn Junior High band room while taking a tour of the facility.

Internationally-renowned sculptor Lea Vivot is hoping the prospect of having world-class culture come to Weyburn, with an estimated worth of over a half-million dollars, will spark enough interest in the local arts and business community to help cove

In your heads, raise your hands if you have ever heard this question in a whining voice: "But why do we gotta learn that? We'll never use this in real life!" The subject of the whining varies, of course; many students whine about the math they have t

When the Wheatland Community Church opens as a brand-new church in Weyburn, pastor Ed Fischer is hoping that this will truly be a community-minded group that will help meet needs and reach into the community.

Take 25 kids with a lot of creativity and an eagerness to learn about business, combine it with some hard work and you'll get a successful Backyard Entrepreneur (BE) in Business camp.

On June 27 there were four tables in play of the Weyburn Dublication Bridge Club at the Wheatland Senior Centre.

Saskatchewan residents have until October 18 to nominate individuals for the Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal. The Volunteer Medal recognizes individuals who have provided outstanding volunteer service or exceptional community involvement.

I confess it - I am a storm-chaser wanna-be. Well, actually, at a strictly local level, I am a storm-chaser, or as some people might say, I'm a nutbar.

The Weyburn Rotary Club made a donation on Thursday evening of $5,200 to the Canadian Foodgrains Bank for relief in East Africa. Another donation from Weyburn, from the community worship service during the Wheat Festival on Aug.