Estevan Mercury

Due to the successful launch of Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 booking system, booking eligibility is being expanded to include Saskatchewan residents ages 80 and over. Starting March 12 at 8 a.m.

There are 165 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on March 11, bringing the provincial total to 30,193 cases. No additional Saskatchewan residents who tested positive for COVID-19 have died.

Estevan fire crews were working alongside the 737 Volunteer Fire Department earlier this week. The call for mutual aid came in on Monday at about 11:30 a.m. The report stated that there was a structure fire south of Bromhead.

The Estevan Lacrosse Association is branching out to include a new form of the sport. The organization has offered indoor box lacrosse since its inception nearly 20 years ago, but now it is bringing field lacrosse to the city.

The Estevan Public Library (EPL) has many exciting promos coming up in March, and they’re turning to a new way to promote their activities.

The Saskatchewan Coal Transition Centre has been busy since it opened in early January, as director Craig Johnston has been meeting with those affected by the shift away from conventional coal power.

Avery Lafrentz’s most recent opera performance was a unique and challenging experience, but it once again showcased her range and musical skill.

Estevan's business community is welcoming a new addition to the family. Regina's Karen Mah chose Estevan as a location for her second Inspiring Young Minds to Learn store, opening this spring.

The editor: Let’s follow the Texas governor’s lead and end any and all restrictions that have been put in place because of Covid. You must realize by now the damage being done to our economy, our children, our seniors and the general public.

Some people will tell you the last 360-some-odd days have gone by incredibly slowly. Others will tell you they’ve gone by very quickly. I’ll argue for the former. The last year has been a blur.