Weyburn Review

Curator Regan Lanning set up the exhibit, “Winter in Saskatchewan”, in the new gallery space on the second floor of Weyburn’s City Hall on Thursday afternoon.

Hiking in the winter is a peaceful yet challenging endeavour. How¬ever, it can be dangerous if you’re not well prepared. To make sure your winter hiking adventure is a success, avoid these four common mistakes. 1.

Starter supplies for small pets

Have you heard that you need to take 10,000 steps a day to remain healthy? Unsurprisingly, there’s a little more to it than that.

Looking for something fun to do this winter? Here are 20 ways to get outside and enjoy everything this season has to offer. 1. Go sledding 2. Catch a hockey game 3. Attend a winter festival 4. Build a snow fort or igloo 5. Try out snowmobiling 6.

A magic show by Chris Funk the Wonderist will be featured for the next presentation of the Weyburn Concert Series on Thursday, Feb. 6 at the Cugnet Centre.

The Wheatland Seniors Centre will hold their annual meeting on Friday, Feb. 28, following a meal featuring baked ham. People don’t have to be a member to enjoy the supper. The price is $15 for non-members, or $13 for members.

By Debra Kessler, 306-442-4201 The Pangman and Area Historical Society Inc. have received the gift of the Abundant Living Ministries building and are going to open this as the Pangman Museum. With this gift comes great responsibility and expenses.

After imbibing liberally over the holiday season, many people decide to give up drinking. Whatever your reasons for taking on this challenge, here are some benefits that are likely to come from abstaining from alcohol. 1.

If you’re dealing with the effects of a stiff neck, backache or a mild burn, you may be wondering whether you should apply a hot or cold compress to the affected area. Here’s what you should know. Cold A cold compress will usually relieve pain.