Weyburn Review

A pair of girls in the Colour Splash fun run get bombed by pink powdered dye at the last colour station, located at the entrance to River Park, on Sunday morning.

The third annual “Thunder on the Prairies” truck and tractor pull is set to rumble at Odessa on the weekend of July 7-8, and organizers are looking for entries of modified trucks and tractors to enter, as well as parade entries.

Organizers are pleased with how the Canada-Wide Science Fair was attended. The event was held at the University of Regina.

Singer Tenille Arts sings and plays guitar, accompanied by Weyburn group Private Drive, during a fundraiser evening for Cystic Fibrosis on Friday evening at McKenna Hall.

Nathan Roemer stands with his sister Michelle on stage at the Weyburn Legion Hall, as behind them there is a capacity crowd on hand for the fundraiser supper and silent auction on Friday night, to raise funds towards paying for a specially-trained se

Police issued 12 tickets during April’s traffic safety focus on pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.

The critters are multiplying and a Monster Village is being created with each firing of the kiln at Signal Hill Arts Centre.

The runners for the junior boys and girls 3,000 metre race set off from the starting line during the southeast district track meet on Wednesday at the Weyburn Comp’s track field. Owen Hiltz of Weyburn placed second in this race.

Grade 4 students Jyllian Payak, Kendra Villeneuve and Vann Dennis work on setting up a science experiment using a combination of mirrors and a laser light, as part of a presentation by the EYES (Educating Youth in Engineering and Science) program at

The Gateway Festival announced their full lineup for their event this summer, as organizers added more than a dozen artists including Jess Moskaluke. The annual music festival will be held on the weekend of July 21-23 in Bengough.