Estevan Mercury

The Estevan Police Service has announced that charges have been laid in connection with a fatal vehicle-pedestrian collision last October.

Former ECS grad among 28-member group in capital city

It’s a huge multi-million dollar operation, but it’s still family.

Nothing says community better in Saskatchewan than a Co-op.

The above-average temperatures experienced in southeast Saskatchewan last month forced the people responsible for the Warm Welcome shelter in Estevan to end their season a little earlier than expected.

The third annual B&T Gun Show will offer a variety of guns, ammunition and other merchandise for the public to choose from. This year’s event will happen on April 9 and 10 at the Wylie-Mitchell building. Doors will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The artistically carved memorial, known in the community as the Soldier Tree, is to receive some finishing touches in the near future.

The Student Vote program has become a popular initiative to help young people in Saskatchewan learn about democracy. It also has a knack for reflecting the results of the actual election. The April 4 provincial election was no different.

April is a special month for a couple of organizations who are seeking new ways to fight afflictions. April is Awareness Month for both the Parkinson’s Disease and Autism camps.

The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum (EAGM) recorded a record number of visitors in 2015, according to information supplied at the EAGM’s annual general meeting on March 30.