Local News

A new era of recycling in Estevan will kick off on Sept. 9 when the much talked about curbside recycling program officially begins. Homes in the city had the large blue bins delivered on Monday and Tuesday in anticipation of the Sept. 9 kick off.

It will be a short-term committee that will be struck to help formulate long-term plans.

Residents are reminded that construction is ongoing at the Weyburn Comprehensive, and that to be especially cautious as the contractors will be starting contract two later this year.

The scam artists are at it again, and they are using a variety of tricks to separate victims from their money according to information released by the Estevan Police Service (EPS).

With the Highway 47 rehabilitation project moving onto 13 th Avenue, motorists can expect to face a number of detours for the remainder of the week.

Const. Shane St. John, president of the Weyburn Police Association, signs a new contract with the City of Weyburn with Mayor Debra Button on Wednesday morning.

Wacey Johnston gets his head shaved by Kelsey Kabbeke, right before the final game of the Knoedler Slo-pitch Classic on Sunday afternoon.

The edge of a teepee rings is visible in the grass behind the Tommy Douglas Performing Arts Centre, where a Native American village is replicated.

Shelley Hartley has been appointed to the Ogema Housing Authority Board of Directors along with reappointments Garnet Eden, William Caird, Carol Peterson and Beatrice Struthers. Hartley is chairperson.

Locally-grown foods are trending as one of the best sources of nourishment and sustainability. If a family isn't growing their own garden each summer, they must seek out healthy foods elsewhere.