Estevan Mercury

The Estevan Community Garden has enjoyed growth and good produce in its second year. Committee member Barb Wright told the Mercury they had 17 raised-bed plots this year at their site on Lynd Crescent, compared to 12 last year.

Estevan Police Service members received a call through the report impaired drivers (RID) program during the September 19 night shift. A concerned citizen noticed the driving actions of a motorist.

There may be some economic malaise in Saskatchewan these days thanks to the downturn in the oil patch, but don’t tell those who are engaged in other wholesale trade items about it, because they’re finding some success.

The Southern Plains Co-op is once again ranked among the top 100 businesses in Saskatchewan by Sask. Business Magazine. Southern Plains was No. 81 on this year’s list.

The people at Telemiracle want to hear your story. A seven-month campaign was launched on Sept. 15 by the Kinsmen Foundation and Telemiracle entitled My Telemiracle Story.

Incidents of domestic violence have been on the rise lately.

Earlier this month the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) released its economic impact results for the 2014-15 fiscal year.

The weather during the latter part of summer allowed provincial signage and painting crews to remain busy throughout the province.

Former Estevan Police Const. Muhammad Khan will be making his next court appearance in October. On Sept. 21, a bench warrant hold for Muhammad Khan issued on Aug. 13 was cancelled, when his lawyer contacted the court.

Allow me to take you back to the ancient and pre-historic times dear diary. In my good old high school days I was forging out a legend in my mind as a non-scholastic thinker of thoughts, which are good things to think about … I think.