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Ken Pichie, in the bucket, and Bob Hodgins work on trimming dead branches and cutting down dead trees at the Therapeutic Animal Park on Wednesday.

Paintings and photographs are on display at all the art galleries in Weyburn this month.

Weyburn Comp students in the Entrepreneurship 30 class manufacture individualized glasses from recycled wine and beer bottles as part of their business plan.

Natalie Sidloski, in makeup and a kimono in the style of a geisha, serves up a Japanese meatball to Japanese exchange student Hiroko Narita, also dressed up, as part of a Rotary Japanese-themed fundraiser supper held Thursday evening at the Calvary B

Art lovers and artists take time to browse the art on display at the 2014 ArtReach art show at the gala, which began Friday evening at Signal Hill Arts Centre before moving to the Allie Griffin Art Gallery.

A row of townhouses is going up quickly on Fifth Street NE on Thursday, now that the weather has turned warm. Since the middle of April, the second story and roofing has been added to every unit and the work is continuing.

The 麻豆传媒AVeast Connection District Committee is providing an opportunity for individuals to express their thoughts in a short story and/or poetry in the 55+ District Games.

Norma Buydens speaks with Cam Broten about the recent Women of the Year event held in Weyburn and organized by the Quota Club, of which she is a member, at the Weyburn NDP banquet.

Braydon Johnston pulls some freshly baked oatmeal cookies from the oven during Foods 10 class on Wednesday, which he and his classmates baked for a Cosmetology 30 class hair show the next day.

It would be putting it mildly indeed if I were to say that Weyburn went through an "interesting" episode recently, with the Saskatchewan Pro-Life conference, held on Apr. 11-12 at McKenna Auditorium.