Weyburn Review

Team Diabetes is holding an Easter themed fundraising event at Knox Hall on Friday, April 18 and Saturday, April 19. The activities taking place include bounce houses, egg decorating and a scavenger hunt. The fun takes place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Tanya's Tales

"Weyburn beckons its citizens to bend to the soil, then stand tall and focus on the sky's horizon." These are the opening words of guest speaker, Dr. Joyce Bellous at the Quota International of Weyburn Woman of the Year Awards on April 7.

A controversial American speaker, Peter LaBarbera, was allowed entry to Canada after first being disallowed from entering the country when he landed at the Regina Airport on Thursday evening; he had a hearing at noon on Friday to appeal the decision,

Protesters and members of Intolerance Free Weyburn gather as a group at Memorial Park on Friday afternoon prior to marching north up Third Street to stand opposite from McKenna Hall in protest of the Saskatchewan Pro-Life Association meeting there.

As the walls of the old came crashing down, the excitement of the new is on the horizon for one Weyburn family as the Habitat for Humanity project took the first step in construction last week.

Relive the times at Rydell High with the Weyburn Comprehensive School's dinner theatre performance of Grease coming in May at Grace United Church.

Members of Intolerance Free Weyburn hold signs and banners as they peacefully protest across the street from McKenna Hall on Friday afternoon, protesting the presence of American speaker Peter LaBarbera, who spoke on Saturday as part of the Sask.

William Swenson, Kaleb Thompson, Nic Schultz, Rylan Morrison and Shane Mckenzie visit the "Terracotta Army, the Warriors of Xi'an" exhibit, while in China with the Weyburn Travel Club.

Abby Johnson, left, has a look over a table filled with CDs, cassettes, movie DVDs and VHS tapes while checking out one of several long tables of items at the Family Place's annual garage sale at the Weyburn Curling Rink on Apr. 8.