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The Weyburn Comp Eagles Junior boys basketball team hosted a two-day basketball tournament at the Eagle gym, along with the junior girls team. The photos in this gallery show their game versus the Stoughton Bulldogs on Friday, which they won by a score of 65-37. A separate photo gallery will feature the WCS junior girls versus the St. Michael Tigers.

The Grades 7-9 students from St. Michael School took part in a half-day of fun winter activities for their monthly "Tiger Time Out" on Friday afternoon. They had the choice to participate in skating at the outdoor rink at CU Spark Centre, Crokicurl at the Weyburn Leisure Centre, or snowshoeing through Jubilee Park.

The Grade 2 class at St. Michael School held a science showcase on Thursday, with classes coming in to see what the students did for their projects on animals. These photos show a visit from the Grade 1 class. The Grade 2 class has been studying animals in their science unit since September, and the end assignment was to pick an animal, research it and prepare a report and poster on the animal.

Curator Regan Lanning has begun setting up tours for the James Weir People's Choice Exhibition, with school tours set to begin in February. She gave a tour to a group of friends on Jan. 24, explaining some of the background information of the works entered in this year's contest in the Weyburn Art Gallery. Voting is open until March 17.

Six provinces had re-established Jubilee Medals of their own, each with the same ribbon, overall design and criteria.

The Weyburn Comp senior band practiced over the lunch hour on Friday, as they prepared music pieces for the upcoming Weyburn Rotary Music Festival in March, and their band trip this spring. The band is comprised of Grades 10, 11 and 12 students, and is directed by Brayden Jensen.

The team encouraged youth to learn about curling and skill development, but most importantly to grow confidence and have fun.

Mother Nature painted trees and bushes with a layer of hoar frost, which lasted until the temperature rose high enough to melt it away again, in these scenes around Weyburn on Saturday.

Thirty-seven grandparents were in attendance.

Music teacher Holly Butz led a Grade 6 class through songs on a recorder, and using ukuleles and xylophones, during a music class on Friday morning at Legacy Park Elementary School. The students were learning and practising a song for the Weyburn Rotary Music Festival, upcoming in March.