Estevan Mercury

Members of the Estevan Police Service arrested one person for a couple of charges on Tuesday.

The world is full of opportunities, which slowly but steadily become equally available for men and women. Some areas are not there yet, but one thing is certain – the world is getting more inclusive every year.

Alameda athlete Keira Rutten will be joining the Medicine Hat College Rattlers women's volleyball team this fall. Rutten will be working towards a diploma in the area of occupational therapy and physical therapy while playing volleyball.

Last year was a tough and different one, but it seems that things are starting to change and 2021 will bring more light.

The editor: So now what? The last call was recited; the flags are flying at full mast.

In this column, I decided to share a story from the Russian criminal world, which recently was brought back to the public's and my attention and shocked me.

Covenant Energy, a Saskatchewan-based renewable fuel company, continues to make progress with its planned renewable diesel facility.

Estevan city council is nearing the end of its discussion for how it will allocate third party grants for this year. Council discussed the issue at a special meeting on March 17.

Kelly Tytlandsvik said it was tough to see an old grain elevator come down in Bromhead last week. The structure, which was built in the 1930s, was demolished on March 17.

Two members of the Estevan Bruins Hockey Club joined forces with a number of children on Spruce Drive for a game of road hockey in March 1996.