Local News

Some Estevan homeowners were on the receiving end of both good and bad news last week.

The Weyburn Genealogical Society is seeking information on this picture, as they are working on a 2013 project in conjunction with the City of Weyburn 100th anniversary.

The City of Weyburn continues to prepare for an above-average spring runoff as the persistent winter weather continues to hang on.

The Estevan Police Service (EPS) has issued a warning to local citizens to keep off the ice covering the local river system.

One more person accused in a kidnapping case from the May long weekend in 2011 was sentenced on Monday. Spencer Persson was barely 18 years old when he was involved as part of a group of seven who kidnapped and assaulted of two men and one woman.

The Weyburn Police Service had 72 calls for service during the period of Mar. 11-17. City police received a call regarding a neighbour blowing snow into the back alley on Mar. 11.

As the snow continues to fall, the bills are piling up for the City of Estevan.

When the southeast Saskatchewan oil, gas, coal and power production companies do their work, knowing that their efforts on the environmental files are being closely monitored by an independent body, they can go about their jobs with increased confide

Many different values and responsibilities have been taught to Shayla and Kaylan Moore through their participation in 4-H. Both children love living on the farm with parents Darren and Sharla Moore, and enjoy working with their animals.

With a vote on its future just around the corner, Spectra Credit Union held an information night for its members Monday.