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Weyburn's Heritage Village will come alive with entertainment and old time activities during the Wheat Festival on Aug. 6 and 7. "The best entertainment will be at the Heritage Village stage.

Emaline Bitterman (Jenna Neufeld) lends a supporting hand to Angus (Dave Rennie), during dress rehearsals for the stage adaptation of "The Crazy Man". Behind mother Clarice (Connie Nightingale) protectively watches the two interact.

Dave Carlson and Andrew Durston work on ensuring all the Heritage Village sites are ready to be opened to the public, as it will be one of the venue's for this years Wheat Festival.

Watch out Weyburn, a T.rex is coming to town! "Scotty" the T.rex will be on display at the Soo Line Historical Museum from Aug. 10 to Nov. 30, as part of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum travelling exhibits.

The Soo Line Historical Museum will be hosting a large exhibit over the next few months. Scotty the T-rex will be at the Museum from August 10 to November 30 care of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM).

Weyburn In Motion is currently participating in a pilot project called "Backpacks In Motion." The backpacks are full of games meant to inspire physical activity including Frisbees, horse shoe sets, badminton racquets and much more.

Everyone needs a break in their lives, from the regular routine of work, to rest their minds and bodies, to recharge themselves before going back full-bore into the normal rhythm of life again.

A new four-way stop will be placed at the intersection of 16th Street NE and First Avenue NE to help control traffic in that area. City councillors addressed concerns in regards to the new signage during their monthly meeting on July 19.

The results of the senior centre's activitiesfrom July11 to July 17: Bridge: (Monday) 1stGeorge Gillies,2nd Mildred Sandiford, 3rd Elfrieda Mantay. Bridge: (Friday) 1stGeorge Gillies,2nd Andy Dumba, 3rd Roy Wallin.

A lightning bolt bursts out behind Weyburn's historic water tower, during an active thunderstorm that hit Weyburn the evening of July 12.