Weyburn Review

The Ennis Sisters - Maureen, Karen and Teresa - brought their tight-knit harmonies and East Coast-flavoured music to the Cugnet Centre in Weyburn, as part of the Weyburn Concert Series on Thursday evening. They sang well-known carols, some Christmas songs they have penned, and did some Irish step-dancing for the large audience.

The three-day exhibition will host more than 700 global leaders to discuss future projects, new energy models and nuclear applications.

The Wheatland will serve beef-on-a-bun that day also, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a cost of $8 per person.

Southeast Saskatchewan created a lot of interest in the Government of Saskatchewan's subsurface mineral public offering.

A Winter Wellness pass covers admission for one youth under the age of 18 to the Weyburn Leisure Centre and Credit Union Spark Centre.

A Grade 4 class from Legacy Park Elementary School had a tour of the art exhibit by Metis artist Phyllis Poitras-Jarrett at the Weyburn Art Gallery. They were asked to find a "spirit bead" specially placed in each work, and to choose their favourite work out of the exhibit.

A number of Christmas-related programs and activities will be featured at the Weyburn Public Library through the month of December.

The annual Festival of Trees fundraiser for the Family Place will finish with an online auction on Thursday, Nov. 30, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.