Estevan Mercury

The City of Estevan has applied for funding from the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) due to a severe thunderstorm last month.

It’s been nearly 12 years since Courtney Struble went missing, but the search for her won’t end until she is found. Courtney was 13 years old when she vanished on July 9, 2004. She would now be 25.

The South East Cornerstone’s board of trustees passed a motion on June 28 to retain the services of their current director of education, Lynn Little with a new contract.

Two public meetings regarding Estevan’s proposed new business licence bylaw answered a lot of questions about the document, but it appears further clarification is needed on some fronts.

Last week our community’s Estevan Comprehensive School unleashed another graduating class into the world.

The Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) is prepared to help out with mail and shipping requirements, should a service disruption occur from Canada Post, as negotiations between the Canadian Union of Postal Workers and the Crown corporation cont

When the South East Cornerstone Public School Division trustees met for a general public business session on June 28, they tended to and cleared up some housekeeping items prior to taking a one-month hiatus.

Canada Day in Bienfait and Estevan have taken on a fine traditional teamwork approach to the celebrations with complementary events that appeal to young and old alike.

The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum (EA GM) has kicked off what will be another busy month for its Artist in the Making summer art camps. The first camp, Diversity in Art, opened on July 4 and will continue until July 7.

A milestone was reached in June by the Electronic Products Recycling Association (EPRA) in Saskatchewan. The leaders in the program said it has successfully collected and safely recycled over 25,000 metric tonnes (MT) since the program began in 2007.