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It wasn't a yes, but after years of saying no to the twinning of Highways 39 and 6, the provincial government now appears open to the idea.

The City of Estevan's never ending struggle of trying to provide affordable sports and recreation services and remaining fiscally responsible was back in the spotlight recently. At its regular meeting on Aug.

After taking a year off, it appears Estevan's multicultural festival will make its return this year. Southeast Newcomer Services announced last week that Collage will be held Sept. 27-29 at the Estevan Leisure Centre.

While South East Cornerstone Public School Division educators worked on upcoming lesson plans and sorted out their schedules for the new school year last week, their board chairman and director of education were in Regina and Moose Jaw respectively,

The Weyburn Public Library is gearing up for another book sale and, in preparation, they are collecting donated reading materials. Kam Teo, branch manager, said any and all reading material can be donated with a few exceptions.

A small team of dedicated ECI alumni and a few who never did attend the school, but know a good project when they see it, gathered in the midday heat at the valley's edge on First Street last Wednesday to put another finishing touch to the Estevan Co

Once again it was a week of variety for the Estevan Police Service (EPS) personnel as they were kept engaged in trying to track down impaired drivers, false alarms and renegade fireworks displays, which are illegal within city limits without special

The setting sun bathes a pond in golden hues on a warm summer evening as ducks gather to feed and raise their young ones in the weeks before leaving for southern climes for the winter.

The offer has been made but it will be awhile before Estevan finds out if it will get a CT scan unit or not.

With the renovations at St. Giles Anglican Church in Estevan mostly complete, the church's pastor said it's the perfect metaphor for modernizing the church with local parishioners.