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The year 2022 was comparable to pre-COVID operations and did well with revenues and attendance for the Weyburn Agricultural Society, members heard at their annual meeting.

A live nativity play, about the First Christmas night, was put on by the children in the King's Club at the Lighthouse Church on Friday evening. The church's youth worship team provided some of the music, while the younger children acted out the story of the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem over 2,000 years ago.

Inclusion Weyburn had a special day with Santa Claus on Saturday morning, as they arranged for sensory-free private visits with the jolly old man of Christmas. With appointments set about 15 minutes apart at the Zion Lutheran Church, a family could come and enjoy a visit with Santa without the distraction of large crowds and noise, and the children can enjoy a visit if they wish, or to just talk or give him a high five.

St. Michael School in Weyburn hosted their junior high band concert, the first one conducted by new music teacher Jeff Lunde, along with Christmas activities for students and families, on Wednesday evening. Lunde led the Grade 9, Grade 8 and Grade 7 bands, then the combined Grade 8/9 Honour band. Activities included making laser-engraved cutting boards and an art mural, along with treats and hot chocolate.

Warning was lifted Friday morning.

System caused problems on southeast Saskatchewan highways.

The Weyburn Wildlife Federation will be holding their first-ever catch-and-release Fish Derby on New Year鈥檚 Day at Nickle Lake, from 1-4 p.m.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School senior bands and choirs perform during the Winter Music Program, hosted on December 14.

The distinctive lights of the CP Holiday Train will signal its return to Weyburn on Sunday, Dec. 18, for the first time in three years.

This was "My Nikkel's Worth", editor Greg Nikkel's column for Dec. 14, on the demolition of Souris School.