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Three recipients of the Millie Coghill Fine Arts Award were named by the Weyburn Arts Council for 2021. The winners include Jillian Harder, Kristen Fortune and Darcy Klein, and each were awarded $500.

Due to the continued uncertainty surrounding large gathering restrictions, the upcoming Gord Bamford #Rednek Music Festival tour date scheduled for June 12 at Affinity Place has been cancelled.

Local artist Deanna Brown's first colouring book became available through Amazon on May 5. The Ultimate Mandala offers over 300 unique, stress-relieving and charming designs to be coloured, enjoyed and potentially turned into decoration pieces.

The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum (EAGM) has a pair of new exhibits, and one of the installations is courtesy of a former staff member. Chantel Schultz鈥檚 This Loop is Wearing Thin is in the EAGM鈥檚 Gallery No. 2.

An invitation has been extended to all southeast communities to join the 麻豆传媒AVeast Sport, Culture and Recreation District virtually to celebrate the past year鈥檚 activities. They are facilitating a virtual annual meeting on Thursday, May 27, at 6 p.m.

Wood-working has turned into a serious passion for former senior public health inspector Grant Paulson, and he shared his hobby in a presentation to members of the Weyburn Rotary Club on Thursday via Zoom.

The Souris Valley Museum invited students from all across Saskatchewan last week to join them for a workshop allowing kids to get a sense of the old days.

For the month of May, the Weyburn Arts Council is challenging residents to transform the sidewalks and trails of Weyburn into an outdoor art gallery.

This year鈥檚 edition of the Estevan and District Music Festival was unlike any that had been seen before, but it still offered lots of talent. The festival was held from April 11-17.

What can be better than a good rock song? Only a rock song that shares a real love story which took place in your hometown. And former Estevan residents just released such a song.