In the Community

Saskatchewan’s tourism ambassador made his first visit of the year to Estevan on Oct. 18.

Assiniboia high school students participating in Rotary youth camps and exchanges this year shared their experiences with Assiniboia Rotary Club members on October 3.

It’s amazing the difference a few months, some hard work and a little care can make for a safe that’s believed to be at least 80 years old.

Assiniboia Fire Rescue hosted an open house pancake breakfast at the Assiniboia Fire Hall on Saturday, October 14. The open house morning was part of Fire Prevention Week.

STARS Air Ambulance got a little boost from some young supporters.

A story, directed to the children present in our church service this morning, was simple but it spoke an important message to my heart.

Submitted by S.Falconer Glentworth School will be hosting a Read-A-Thon initiative for the students created by Ms. Val Faford and Mrs. Tracy Coveney. The Read-A-Thon packages will arrive soon.

The Broken Arrow Youth Ranch says this year’s harvest was a reflection of the support of many in the region. The ranch is located in the Wood Mountain area. Among its employees is former Estevan resident Todd Moroz and his wife Lara.

Kelly Tytlandsvik’s 30 years of dedication to complete a locomotive steam engine have paid off. Tytlandsvik had the locomotive on display this past weekend at the Estevan Model Engineer Show.

The Assiniboia Times held its draw for a pair of Saskatchewan Roughrider game tickets on October 6.