Weyburn Review

Weyburn Arts Council hosted two receptions April 25. The 2014 Local Adjudication Reception was held at Signal Hill Gallery. During the day professional artist, Leslie Potter critiqued the work of 13 local artists.

Due to a lack of ticket sales, the dinner portion of the performance of Grease scheduled for Sunday, May 4 has been cancelled. However, the show must go on. The Sunday performance will take place at 7 p.m.

The big game draw is now open and hunters must have their big game draw applications completed before midnight of Saturday, May 31, when the draw closes.

CAA Saskatchewan will host approximately 100 school safety patrollers and chaperones from across the province for the 24th Annual CAA Provincial School Safety Patrol Jamboree to be staged May 1 to 3 in Regina.

SGI is seeking input over the next several months from the public and stakeholders in a comprehensive review of its auto injury program.

Weyburn Police Services responded to a fight at a local bar on April 27, however, due to the large number of patrons, police were unable to identify who had been in the fight. A 26-year-old male was taken to hospital for stitches.

Two Grade 12 boys face off in a fencing duel on Wednesday in Wellness 30 class at the Comp School gym, as the class learned some basic techniques in the age-old sport of fencing.

Weyburn and area residents involved in the study of music are invited to submit their applications for an annual music award. The application deadline for the annual $2000 Helen Davidson Music Award is Wednesday, April 30.

SaskTel, the Red Cross and the Saskatchewan Roughriders have partnered to present Imagine No Bullying School Tours with school presentations featuring Chris Getzlaf, Scott McHenry and Neal Hughes, as well as former Saskatchewan Roughriders Luc Mullin

Art Farm II is a gathering of over 30 artists, exhibiting and selling their work and is a family event that will include, food provided as a fundraiser for The Weyburn Youth Center, live music, face painting, kids activities, horse drawn wagon rides,