Estevan Mercury

Things really do change from one generation to another. Here’s one from the Poor Little Rich Girl file to illustrate that fact.

Perhaps for the first time in seven years, the Sask.

The quality of the voices this year “is just wonderful,” said musical director Ed Retzer in describing the talent that will be featured at this year’s Northwest/Southeast Chorus Christmas concerts.

A now annual project with giving at its heart, Hillcrest School’s Christmas Store brings together a school, families and the community at large.

While there are a number of factors that make geothermal power an attractive proposal in the Estevan area, perhaps the key that makes Estevan more feasible than other places is that it’s not a big job creator.

The focus on literacy in the Energy City over the past year has been dedicated to getting the city’s youngest newcomers ready to communicate with their English-speaking peers.

Chris Henderson has played his music in almost every public venue in his hometown, the Energy City, but his appearance at the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum on Dec. 5 will be his first in those cozy surroundings. “I’m really looking forward to it.

Estevan’s bylaw enforcement officer has been busy. She has been so busy, police and some city councillors are wondering if she has enough time to give to all of the violators in the city, and if not, how many more rules are being broken.