Estevan Mercury

The first-ever career fair for the Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute (SETI) held on campus April 3 showed some promise for those who made their way to the institute's main auditorium to speak to one or all of the dozen companies that were repres

Cole Zahn may be stepping away from the bench, but he isn't leaving the Estevan Bruins.

After getting an unwelcome surprise in 2011, the Town of Lampman is ready for any possible flooding issues that may occur this spring.

It appears Estevan Minor Baseball has hit the low point of the cycle in terms of enrolment at the AA level. Unless someone steps forward quickly to coach, there will be no peewee AA team this year for the first time in recent memory.

Less than two weeks into their search for a new head coach and general manager, the Estevan Bruins have received nearly 40 applications for the position. The bulk of those came quickly.

I talked to Cole Zahn today about his decision to step down as an assistant coach with the Bruins. Aside from talking about that, I asked him what he thought went wrong this season, and he certainly pulled no punches.

I spoke to Bruins president Jeff Pierson this afternoon to get an update on the applications that have come in for the team's open head coach/GM job. In one week since parting ways with Keith Cassidy, the team has received more than 30 applications.

The Estevan Sharks water polo club had two teams at provincials in Regina on the weekend and both squads took home a medal.The atom Sharks posted a 2-1 record in the round-robin.

A series of small-time criminal activities were dealt with in Estevan provincial court on April 1. Among them was a trial was held for Justin Garrow, and it would seem a poor attempt at an April Fool's Day joke.

A group of teenagers causing a disturbance around the Civic Auditorium resulted in a call to the Estevan Police Service (EPS) on March 27.