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Congratulations and good luck to the 2023 Women of Distinction nominees. Enjoy the gala tomorrow evening.

May Clay is under way in the City of Weyburn. This year the students are making clay flowers instead of monsters.

Grade 6 students from LPES spent time at the Special Care Home during Neighbours Club on April 27.

Dancers from Marley's Dance Effex in Weyburn, from preschool up to 18 years of age, performed in their season-end dance recital on Saturday at the Cugnet Centre. The day began with solos and duos performing first, then a recital with 58 dance numbers by small and large groups, and solos by graduating dancers, Maddie Gerry, Teresa Weger and Kiley Prost.

The Pre-Kindergarten class from St. Michael School and their parents spent time having fun on Friday morning at the Weyburn Gymnastics Club. This was a family engagement time, when families could get to know each other, and the children could play together and have a chance to use the apparatus at the club's gym.

The Career Day and Hiring Fair will be open to the public until 6 p.m.

The demolition of the Soo Theatre building on Third Street got fully underway on Tuesday, with the back walls gone by Wednesday morning as the work continues. Adair's Demolition is doing the demo, being careful of powerlines and the adjacent building to the south, and it is anticipated the remainder of the building won't take as long to take down, to make way for a new two-screen theatre complex.

The neon-light marquee for Weyburn's Soo Theatre was removed late Monday afternoon-early evening, and the building was set for demolition to begin on Tuesday morning by Adair's Demolition. Third Street's northbound lane between Souris and Coteau Avenues has been closed to through traffic until the demo is done. The theatre, which has been closed since 2018, will be removed to make way for a new two-screen theatre

The skies over Weyburn were brightly lit up on Sunday night with the Northern Lights, stretching from west to east in a wide ribbon overhead. The phenomenon was reported over a wide area around the province, caused by solar activities in the sun as waves of energy pass through Earth's atmosphere.

Weyburn's De Tricky Feet Dance Studio held their first dance competition, the DeFeet Dance Challenge, from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon at the Cugnet Centre, with dancers coming from eight other studios to join the Weyburn dancers. There were adjudicated dances in various categories, and on Sunday afternoon there was a dance-off with cash prizes, with the top group routines competing in each age division.