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One of the challenges faced by the Southeast Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society during 2010 was flood damage to their unit office. "Everyone was affected in some way by the flood," said John Lawrence, in his last president's report.

Brian Dodd was ordered to remain in custody following a show-cause hearing April 26. Dodd was back in Estevan provincial court after breaching conditions of a previous release.

It was something they've done on a regular basis for a number of years, but the recent law enforcement, intelligence and border security summit session involving Montana, North Dakota and Saskatchewan officials attracted a great deal more attention t

The Pirates of the CUREibean encourage all residents to attend their second annual All Aboard For A Cure Women's Night Out, at the Weyburn Curling Rink on Friday, May 4.

The committee that has taken on the challenge of resurrecting the Roche Percee Park has called a work bee for this weekend, May 5 and 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Estevan Police Service (EPS) personnel spent a busy week dealing with inebriated people, either in lounges, streets, homes or behind the steering wheels.

It's been a long-standing tradition of melding education, women and writers and once again the Estevan chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women did themselves proud on Friday night when about 70 members and guests gathered in the Taylor

The future growth of Weyburn and the surrounding area, and how it is being managed by the Weyburn District Planning Commission was detailed to the business community during a Weyburn Chamber of Commerce breakfast.

As the court clerk called for everyone to stand as the presiding judge entered the courtroom, Norman and Dorothy Desautels remained seated.

Two years ago, if someone had asked if you wanted to purchase lake front property outside of Lampman, you likely would have had a good chuckle and sent the person on their way. Two years later, that lakefront property is no longer a joke.