Estevan Mercury

From left, Deidre Emerson, 8, Christa Bender, 7, Jennifer Fichter, 9, and Kimberley Rushoway, 8, were awarded passes for free rides at the Estevan Exhibition and Rodeo in July 1987 by the Estevan Public Library for their tremendous reading efforts in

Cheers: Cheers to the Estevan Leisure Centre and its staff for having the virtual fitness classes on Zoom during these COVID times. Cheers to the return of baseball in the community.

​As the province grad​​ually moves back into its regular routines and work lives it is important to remember that mental health and addiction supports continue to be available across the province.

On the heels of an increase in COVID-19 cases over the weekend of July 11-13, the Government of Saskatchewan has reversed its recent change in policy with regards to daily briefings on the state of the coronavirus in the province.

Art Concepts Custom Framing has been a part of the Estevan business community for decades, ensuring that people would have a place to get their photos, artwork, memorabilia and other items framed, and enhancing the appearance of those items.

There are five new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on July 15, bringing the total to 881 cases. Three of the new cases are in the central region, one is in the Saskatoon region and one is in the south.

One of the recurring statements that we’ve heard since the COVID-19 pandemic began four months ago is this hope we won’t take things for granted again.

Youth football in Estevan is celebrating a first for its programs.

The Mercury continues to explore the Estevan's business community. This week we talked to Michelle Graff, who runs the local A&W along with her husband Darcy.

Need a nut or a bolt? Need a tool? You’ll likely find it at Southern Bolt Supply in Estevan. And you’ll find other things you need there, too.