Estevan Mercury

The pandemic brought in a lot of changes for everyone.

Regardless of the time or the circumstance, people are going to have a need for their local pharmacist. Henders Drugs, located on Fourth Street in Estevan, can vouch for that reality.

Estevan fashion boutique Jenny Joans is gearing up towards fall.

One of the great challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic has been planning for a return to school. This is obviously not just a Saskatchewan thing.

The Estevan Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance with a series of mischief incidents this week. According to a message from the Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory Network, four vehicles were vandalized in the Henry Street area on Aug.

Aug. 20 marked the annual Burgers to Beat Multiple Sclerosis (MS) day in Estevan’s and other A&W fast-food restaurants across Canada. And once again the Estevan community stepped forward to support a great cause.

There are three new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Aug. 26, according to the Ministry of Health, bringing the provincial total to 1,604 reported cases. All three new cases are from the Saskatoon area.

As work continues to welcome students and staff back into classrooms on Sept. 8, parents and caregivers will now have access to detailed information for their child’s local school.

The Estevan Public Library is greeting its new branch manager. Jason Radshaw drove to the Energy City from the Niagara region in Ontario in early August.

The Trackside Motocross Association hosted two days of racing on Aug. 15 and 16 at their facility southeast of Estevan. More than 100 riders converged on the track for the competition, with 11 divisions offered.