Estevan Mercury

It wasn’t difficult to discern a true spirit that lies within a Habitat for Humanity project.

The Editor: In 1981 my father (Clarence) retired and as it so often happens when people retire, they schedule a bunch of medical check-ups.

The Souris Valley Theatre is pleased with the support shown for its inaugural Ladies Night fundraiser on June 25 at the Doug Third Hall.

Now that we can scramble outside for a few hours, before the torrential rains arrive, it kind of makes television and computer screen viewing boring.

Frequent rains in June slowed progress on the rebuild of Kensington Avenue North, but the project is nearing completion.

The Metochos Luthern Bible Camp could be on life support soon with the governing board having to make some difficult decisions within the next few months.

The Editor: Last year we wrote a letter to the editor complaining about city staff. Well, this year the crew fixing pavement cracks and pot holes is doing a great job. They do not miss a single crack or hole. Great job. Joan and Ray Wock Estevan

Estevan is celebrating Pride Week for the first time this week, and if Monday’s kickoff is any indication, there is healthy public support for the celebrations. About 50 people gathered next to the Estevan Courthouse on Monday for the kick-off.

After seven years of waiting, the Radio Controlled (RC) Club of Estevan, which includes the Sun City Prop Busters, wasn’t going to allow some strong winds to prevent them from hosting the grand opening of their facility southeast of Estevan.

It was a fine time to be at the Estevan Community Garden, on Thursday evening. With the sun low in the sky, the birds singing and the trees providing shade, guests enjoyed the flourishing beds of assorted plants.