Estevan Mercury

For the third straight day, Saskatchewan has two new confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 634, the Ministry of Health said Monday. One new case is in the far north, and the other is in the north.

Saskatchewan people returning to work can now be tested for COVID-19, if they so choose.

The Estevan Salvation Army has announced that its thrift store is going to open again. The service will be open to the public starting on June 2, and its hours of operation will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Tuesday to Saturday.

A Midale man has been helping people in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Landon Emde, who lives in the town, has been delivering groceries to those who wouldn’t be able to get them otherwise.

The Estevan Motor Speedway opened up to drivers Saturday for its annual Test and Tune practice session. The speedway held three different two-hour practices, with six drivers in the shift that started at 2 p.m., nine in the 5 p.m.

The Hidden Valley Golf and RV Resort is pleased to have its golf course open for the season, and it’s looking forward to the start of camping on June 1. Hidden Valley’s Hideout Golf Course opened for play May 15, like other courses in the province.

Saskatchewan has two new confirmed cases of COVID-19, the Ministry of Health said Sunday, bringing the provincial total to 632. Both cases are in the far north. Of the 632 reported cases, 87, or 14 per cent, are considered active.

To say that Ryan Meili, leader of Saskatchewan’s New Democratic Party (NDP), has cranked up the intensity in his approach over the last few weeks would be an understatement.

An Estevan family has become a top fundraiser in the individual category for the Law Enforcement Virtual Torch Run for Special Olympics in Saskatchewan.

Krystal Fehrenbach, a community education liaison for the South East Cornerstone Public School Division, made a brief online presentation to their board members on May 20 during their afternoon online business session.