Local News

As the City of Estevan continues to grow, so too does the workload of the Estevan Police Service. Local officers dealt with almost 300 more calls through the first six months of the year than they did during the same period in 2010.

The Weyburn Wor-Kin Shop has provided a place where people with disabilities can develop for careers for the last 40 years, and will be marking its anniversary with a barbecue on Friday, Aug. 5 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Graham and Ruby DeLaet are driven into the main entrance of the Weyburn Golf Course, which was dedicated "Graham DeLaet Drive" on Wednesday morning.

An Estevan man was released from custody Thursday, July 28. The man, who lead Estevan police on a chase to Weyburn June 22, was in court for his show-cause hearing.

Lacey Roberts wears her new panda visor at the Church of Christ Vacation Bible School on Wednesday. In the craft room kids made the foam panda visors to go with the theme of the week, "Panda-mania".

Flood recovery lowers the provincial surplus

An opportunity to support the Chris Knox Foundation was recently announced by the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Derik Jepsen plays the role of Jonah in an interactive telling of the Bible story "Jonah and the Whale" at the Church of Christ Vacation Bible School on Wednesday.

Forget about twinning Highway 39 for now. These past few days motorists are just interested in knowing when they get to drive on this major commercial throughway again thanks to recent devastating floods.

His summer visit back to the prairie province turned out to be a bit more exciting than Rob Lachambre expected. The Estevan-native, who now lives in Ottawa, was on his way to his hometown with his family from a day in Moose Jaw.