Weyburn Review

Three young women took home the top prizes from the 2018 art adjudication at the Signal Hill Arts Centre, as two visiting artists announced the winners from the art entries submitted by 19 artists for this year’s competition.

Mental health concerns all of us, every man, woman, boy and girl, and we all need to consider its importance, including our governments at the provincial and federal levels.

The Province-Wide Firearms Amnesty has now concluded. The Weyburn Police Service reported that a total of eight firearms, including one pistol and seven rifles and shotguns, were turned in for destruction.

Singer Tenille Arts loaded up on the hardware at the Saskatchewan Country Music Association’s awards ceremonies on Sunday night in Prince Albert, earning five awards in total.

The Prairie Sky Co-operative Association has been growing over the last year, and will continue to look for opportunities for the co-operative to grow in a sustainable way, Co-op members heard at their annual meeting on April 24 at McKenna Hall.

In an effort to honour and remember those lost in the Humboldt Broncos bus collision, the Happy Nun Café has partnered with Stoughton Central School and the Big Six League to host a fundraiser.

The Province-Wide Firearms Amnesty has now concluded. The Weyburn Police Service reported that a total of eight firearms, including one pistol and seven rifles and shotguns, were turned in for destruction.

The Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC), along with the Weyburn Concert Series, are proud to present Canadian superstar Jann Arden in concert. The performances are part of the 2018/2019 Stars for Saskatchewan Concert series.

Micah Walbaum of Forget played one of three songs as she competed in the junior category, accompanied on guitar by Gavin Fleck.

With “Boston” in the lead, the small dogs race got underway, with some of the canine racers unsure of what to do. Boston, a Jack Russell Terrier, not only won the race but blew right by his owner waiting at the finish line.