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The Estevan Motor Speedway had an evening of racing on Friday night after a rain delay.

Old Wives Lake Festival included a variety of children and family activities, swimming, market, food truck wars, show ‘n shine, blacksmithing, museum tours.

Creelman's long-running "Biggest Little Fair in Saskatchewan" was back this weekend, with activities ranging from a parade to a pig scramble, skydivers, beach volleyball, and dog, horse and cattle shows.

Thunderstorms were very active in the Weyburn region late on Wednesday night, but none actually came through the city; these lightning bolts were seen north and east of the city.

A summer barbecue, complete with live music, was held for the participants of Weyburn Wor-Kin Shop and guests from Estevan Diversified Services on Wednesday. Music was provided by the trio of Mark Girardin, Ken Hill and Johnny Knox, who performed old-time rock and country favourites as the clients enjoyed barbecued hot dogs.

Photos from the Class of 2022 at the Oxbow Prairie Horizons School.

The Souris River Rodeo was back as part of the Weyburn Fair on Friday night and Saturday, for the first time since 2019, with a full slate of cowboys and cowgirls taking part in a full range of events, from bareback and saddle bronc to team roping, barrel-racing, roping break-away, steer wrestling and bull-riding.

The midway and barrel-racing were the top features for the Weyburn Fair as it opened up on Thursday evening at the Weyburn fair grounds, along with food vendors and knocker balls.

Jyanne Williams organized a gigantic fundraiser for the Shurniak gallery and, with the power of her persuasion, convinced businesses and individuals to donate to a most worthy cause.

Graduates rode on two floats that were featured during the Graduate Parade.