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Liquor, fights and even a dangerous fire were just a few matters that were brought to the attention of the Estevan Police Service (EPS) during the past week.

A number of Estevan residents were recognized for their contributions to the community today at the Women of Today luncheon. The sold-out affair featured the presentation of four awards as well as a speech from Dr.

Canadian pop band Faber Drive has been announced as the supporting act for this August's Simple Plan concert at Spectra Place. Based out of B.C.

Fundraising activities are being planned in order to save and preserve this old stone church at Heward, built in 1919.

Plans are in place to clean up the city of Weyburn this spring with the 56th annual Clean Up Campaign, which will be a residential campaign between the five areas of the city.

By cutting over $30,000 from their overall operating expenses and adding a little bit more in the form of operating grants and self-generated income, the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum managed to turn a $10,000 deficit into a $15,000 surplus between

Larry Pearson of Weyburn shows the certificate award he was presented by Governor GeneralDavid Johnston on Apr. 17, during a ceremony held at Rideau Hall in Ottawa.

Residents of the RM of Brokenshell are continuing their efforts to save Trossachs Hall, with renovations work set to begin this summer if everything goes well.

Rural high schools will hold their graduations during the month of May and June. Pangman School will hold their graduation on Friday, May 4 at the high school. Exercises start at 7 p.m.

They have been offering online courses since 2006, but now the South East Cornerstone Public School Division is expanding horizons to build a virtual school within the region that will probably accommodate and assist over 500 students in the fairly n