Local News

Fillmore (cpd) - Due to the resignation of Village Mayor, Marvin Chambers, and councillor, Bill Wall, there will be a byelection in July to elect a new councillor, with three candidates vying for the position.

Saskatchewan's Kinsmen district has a new governor, and it's the local chapter that claims him as their own. Estevan's Mark Tribiger took the district's reins on July 1 and began his yearlong stint in the position.

The Sun Country Health Region says privacy laws were behind the decision to black out a report on the Estevan Regional Nursing Home.

The Estevan Comprehensive School's graduating class of 2013 have now entered the future, the next chapter in their lives.

The Annual Ogema Fair and Pioneer Day weekend kicks off with a pancake breakfast at 7 a.m. at the CPR park on Saturday, July 6. On Saturday, the parade will go down Main Street at 10 a.m.

Commercial vehicles and their operators in southeast Saskatchewan became part of the annual North American roadside safety inspection blitz known as Roadcheck.

The City of Weyburn is standing firm on its offer of 12 per cent over three years to the Weyburn Police Association, but this will not get the police close to their goal of parity with the Estevan and Moose Jaw police.

Morgan Sprecken listens to Taylor Doud during a wax museum project held by the Grade 8 students in the library at St. Michael School on June 20.

Volunteers line up to put down their names for the various subcommittees of Habitat for Humanity, at the first information meeting for the new organization held on June 19 at the Legion Hall.

The Carlyle "Green and Clean" event wasn't the hit Jennifer Sedor predicted, the president of the Carlyle beautification committee said the turn out for the day saw only a few people.