Estevan Mercury

A fight to the finish summed up and ended the Estevan Voltz peewee lacrosse team’s season.

Two people have been charged after the Estevan Police Service (EPS) received a report of a stolen truck early in the morning of July 5. Police searched locations around Estevan and notified the RCMP to be on the lookout for the truck.

The Editor: It has been nearly a year since Darren Jones, the tree carver or chain saw carver, if you like, and I met at a Torc drilling site. We talked about a big old poplar that was planted by the Pawson family around 1913.

Heavy rains may have caused frequent delays for the completion of the Kensington Avenue North project, but it is now virtually complete and ready to open.

When it comes to developing and using our natural resources for the general good, we prefer the tried and true made-in-Saskatchewan approach. In fact, it’s something this province can point to with pride.

The provincial Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure has taken on an ambitious program of replacing or rehabilitating 36 bridges in the 2016-17 fiscal year. The projects include a $27.

The Estevan Arts Council’s (EAC) annual adjudicated art show is still several months away, but the organization has already issued a call for submissions.

The carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) unit at Boundary Dam and the technology it utilizes continue to attract the attention of the federal government. This attention came in the form of a visit and tour of the facility on July 6.

The Estevan Rotary Club’s annual 4-H Show and Sale of prime beef on the hoof, courtesy of three district 4-H beef clubs, was carried out on the exhibition grounds and barns on July 5.

In honour of its 110th anniversary, the Estevan Police Service (EPS) has revealed a new car in its fleet, in which members will ride in style.