In the Community

Over the past eleven months I’ve developed a habit that’s brought me great enjoyment and resulted in significant health benefits. Sadly I have to set it aside, at least for the time being.

Redvers – A methanol spill in a small enclosed space nearly took Bernie Inman’s life in 1994. Now he and his wife Sheila are spreading their safety message throughout the industry.

Local motorcycle enthusiasts had fun while raising money for a good cause during this year’s Bikers Against Diabetes (BAD) Rodeo on June 4. More than 50 motorcycles were registered this year.

Molly Fogarty has always been proud of her Irish roots. She’ll tell you that she was the kid who was decked out in green on St. Patrick’s Day.

We’ve recently returned from a wonderful ten days spent with family and friends in Saskatchewan.

There is something joyful about running. A sad person walks. And the two kinds of running that are sad are running out of money and running away. Everyone wants to be a runner: “I get runner’s high on my way to the fridge.

Dale Feser remains grateful to mining companies that have operated in the Estevan area, and the mine rescue team that is comprised of mine employees, for providing him with his introduction to emergency response.

She has been battling cancer for almost two years, but young Payton Sernick, a Grade 2 student at Sacred Heart/ Ecole Sacre Coeur School, exudes enthusiasm as she talks about what she can do to help other kids battle their early demons.

Decades ago one of the songs that hit the charts as a best seller contained these lyrics: “Don’t let the smoke get in your eyes, don’t let the moon break your heart….” Written by Winston L.

The story is told of a little boy whose mother took him to a Paderewski concert. He slipped away, made his way to the platform, sat at the piano and began to play "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.