Estevan Mercury

Erratic drivers causing traffic accidents were just a few of the challenges facing members of the Estevan Police Service during the past week, beginning with a June 30 event in which a westbound vehicle on 12 th Avenue and Fourth Street attempted an

It was a banner weekend for Estevan's softball teams at provincials on the weekend. Estevan Girls' Softball sent three teams to their respective provincial tournaments.

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure released a message this afternoon regarding the installation of temporary bridges at a number of locations in southeast Saskatchewan that have been affected by high water flows.

After years of effort from local leaders in the political and medical fields as well as a barrage of lobbies from others across southeast Saskatchewan who knew it was a good and necessary fit, there will finally be a CT scanner in Estevan's St.

By Alex Coop acoop@estevanmercury.ca The Estevan fire department is on a hot streak. Capt. Kyle Luc was elected to the national board of directors for the Canadian Volunteer Fire Services Association in March, while his partner Capt.

The Estevan Big Dogs junior lacrosse team ended their season with a 22-7 loss to the Regina Riot on June 27, and with the loss, ending a season that saw the team finish with a 1-10-1 record.

An armed robbery of a convenience store on Fourth Street during the early morning hours of June 29, has led to an investigation being opened up by members of the Estevan Police Service.

TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club is making an all-out effort to attract new faces to their 18-hole track, which features a large clubhouse and pro-shop facility that could, and should, be enjoyed.

The long awaited computed tomography (CT) scanner for St.