Estevan Mercury

A smashed-up vehicle will be making appearances in Estevan this spring and summer, but it’s not something that should cause people to panic or call police.

A heat warning is now in effect for southeast Saskatchewan. According to the warning issued by Environment Canada at 4:35 a.m.

Penta Completions Estevan Minor Football won’t be part of a 12-man under-18 varsity league that looks like it is now forging ahead. But that doesn’t mean the concept of a local spring U18 varsity team is finished.

Lampman School will say farewell to 17 graduates on June 26. The administration decided to postpone the big day in the hopes to see a better epidemiological situation and fewer restrictions. And so far their hopes are justified.

It will be 90 years this year since three miners – Peter Markunas, Nick Nargan and Julian Gryshko – lost their lives in an effort to improve harsh and often inhumane work conditions for themselves, their fellow workers and, as it turned out, thousand

Another year has come to an end at the Drewitz School of Dance.

The Radiothon for Life for the St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation wrapped up just shy of $160,000 – a number that nobody expected to see in the times of tightened financial belts.

A local family has found a way to share their passion for games with the rest of the world. Photographer Monique Willms developed the game named Dig from scratch, and now the new product is available for others to try out.

The issue of whether Pro-Life Estevan and Area should be allowed to sponsor benches in Estevan’s parks resurfaced at Monday night’s meeting of Estevan city council.