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Weyburn will be host to elephants, clowns and tight-rope walkers once again this summer. The Weyburn Fire Department is holding their 22nd annual benefit circus on Thursday, August 26 at the Exhibition Grounds.

The Soo Line Historical Museum has begun restoring the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) caboose that sits alongside the building.The Museum was given $1,000 from CPR to restore the aging caboose.

The games and rides at the midway of the Weyburn Ag Society's 102nd annual Weyburn Fair are bustling with fair-goers the evening of July 6, with the lights of the rides and the booths coming on to light up the Weyburn exhibition grounds as darkness f

Be safe out there on vacation

The Weyburn Public Library has several upcoming programs to help fill the summer months. The Summer Reading Program is for children aged six to 12 and takes place Monday to Thursday until August 15.

Local substitute teacher Gwenda Klein had nearly forgotten about her application to receive one of the flags flown on Parliament Hill when she received a Canadian flag in the mail last September.

The results of the senior centre's activitiesfor the week ofJune 27toJuly 3: Bridge: (Monday) 1stAnnie Balzer,2nd Erskine Sandiford, 3rd Zella Reed. Bridge: (Friday) 1stJim Brown,2nd Vern Leach, 3rdEleanora Schikurski.

The new outdoor swimming pool was officially opened to the public on July 1 at the Weyburn Leisure Centre. This was held in conjunction with the City's Canada Day celebration. About 935 children and adults registered to swim on the 1st.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce held their annual Fair Parade on July 5 as a kick-off to this year's 102nd Exhibition. The Chamber chose three parade entry winners in separate categories.

A unique amateur photography project focusing on "Canada's worst neighbourhood" is on display at the Allie Griffin Art Gallery for the months of July and August.