Weyburn Review

Museum volunteer Bonnie Lillejord points out the chocolate chip cookies to Jodie McGowan and her young daughter Rachel, at the Soo Line Historical Museum’s annual Cookie Factory fundraiser on Saturday morning.

The “Small Voices of Grace” children’s choir, led by Kendra Weimer (centre, on floor), sing a Christmas song for the families gathered for “Messy Christmas” held in the Upper Grace Hall on late Saturday afternoon.

The Water Security Agency has released a fall conditions report which outlines the precipitation conditions for the province going into winter freeze-up.

Brenda Brandt has been re-appointed Chairperson to the Bengough Housing Authority Board of Directors along with the re-appointment of Deborah Hazen. Other members of the board of directors are Mildred Hoffart, Kathleen (Kay) Jones and Debra Tonita.

Though winter has settled in across the province, Saskatchewan's provincial parks are already looking ahead to the 2015 parks season.

The City of Weyburn celebrated the opening of the Pet Valu store back in May of 2014. Since then, it has become quite apparent that the store is a benefit to residents in a variety of ways.

Ryder Goertzen draws the bowstring back and takes aim at the large white target before gently releasing his three finger grip on the bowstring.

Assiniboia Park Elementary student Halle Wilson bumps the volleyball into the air after receiving a serve from a Souris School student. The two Grade 6 girls teams faced-off after school on Wednesday at Souris School.

On November 23, Police were dispatched to assist a father with his suicidal son who had left the residence in his vehicle with a machete. An officer located the vehicle and conducted a high risk take down.

Auctioneer Winston Bailey and emcee Glenn Rogers look over a candy-filled Christmas tree prior to Winston putting it up for bids, during the annual Festival of Trees gala auction on Thursday evening at the Barber Motors showroom.