Estevan Mercury

An Estevan man received a joint submission of a $1,000 fine, nine-month probation and an addictions assessment for impersonating a peace officer at the Leisure Centre in Estevan on Aug. 17.

Estevan city councillors expressed a split opinion when a request for a tax reallocation surfaced for another year.

By Alex Coop acoop@estevanmercury.ca The resurfacing project on a large portion of Highway 39 is projected to be complete by the middle of October.

Estevan's minor football teams have perpetually struggled with low registration numbers, putting them at a disadvantage against Regina teams with more players.

With two points races left in the Estevan Motor Speedway season, there is a lot yet to be decided. The season championships in all four race classes are still up for grabs, and it's anyone's guess how they will play out.

User fees to gain access to City of Estevan facilities will be increasing, as cost recovery is becoming a greater focus. The rate increases were submitted to city council for approval at the Aug.

The Estevan Sherritt Coal Miners atom football team kicked off their regular season on Saturday with a 28-0 loss to the Regina Bears in the provincial capital.

The back-to-school Supply Drive that sees the Salvation Army teaming up with Staples to provide necessary school supplies for children who might require assistance in obtaining all the educational tools, has been a success in the past.

Bevin Ray Leipert (CFC, CLU, CHFC), 64, of Moose Jaw died August 9, 2014. He was born in Melfort SK, June 26, 1950, to Leslie and Margaret (nee Taylor) Leipert. Bevin attended Central Collegiate in Moose Jaw and received his B.Sc.

At about 1:20 p.m. yesterday, the Estevan Police Service arrested Bryan Francis Moyles, a 30-year-old Estevan man, after executing a search warrant at a residence on Peterson Drive.