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David Carnegie (the Pirate) and Joshua Wells (Don Alfredo) practice a fight scene for "Love is Murder", the dinner theatre for the Creelman Theatrical Club. The 33rd annual dinner theatre in Creelman was performed on Nov. 28 to Dec.

Willa-Mae Donald, Kendra Weimer and Heidi McCallum decorate Christmas cookies with brightly-coloured icing and sprinkles, at one of several tables set up as part of the first annual "Messy Church" event hosted by Grace United Church on Nov.

Brenda King, Sandy and Gwen Wright fill up nut trays with different varieties of nuts for the Rotary Club, as part of the club's biggest annual fundraiser.

Representatives of the Khedive Recreation Hall accept paintings by longtime teacher and artist Jerome Smith, from Pangman United Church after the church building was sold.

The younger children who attend Kids Club in Stoughton show off the home-crafted angel ornaments they made at a recent session held at the Stoughton Apostolic Church.

The Royal Winnipeg Ballet School put on a special performance of ballet dances for the students and staff of St. Michael School on Wednesday morning.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce 2014 Weybex Awards will be held May 23 at McKenna Hall. These biennial awards celebrate business success in Weyburn and surrounding area and are open to businesses, organizations and individuals in the city.

Eli Barsi, local country talent, will be hosting her fifth annual, Eli Barsi's Hometown Christmas on Dec. 6 and Dec. 7.

The Dickens Village Festival Committee has been out decorating with the help of local high school youth. With the event coming soon the committee is excited to be bringing new excitement to the festivities held during the first weekend in December.

This past September saw local youth attend leadership conferences; one was a provincial conference and the other a national conference.