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Judges impressed by community support in beautification contest.

Residents can look forward to full season of curling returning in October.

The Women of Distinction Aawards were a resounding success in May of 2023, thanks to the community support, and the organizers chose to make a $500 donation to support Girl Guides and their projects for the next year.

The Back to Batoche Days festival commemorates the 1885 Battle of Batoche, a fight that marked the last armed resistance of the Métis Nation to encroachment by settlers

Anna has started up I Scream Treats. Using a setup similar to a Dickie Dee Ice Cream franchise, she rides throughout her neighbourhood in northwest Estevan. A cooler is attached to the cart and contains an assortment of refreshing snacks for hot summer days.

The business started as Technical Sales & Maintenance in 1970, serving as a repair shop and side business for Bob Larter and Darwin Sawyer. In 1973, the company was purchased by three entrepreneurs: Roy Arndt, Dave Bergum and Ken Dowhanuik. A fourth owner, Dale Fox, came on board in 1976.

Lewis was convicted on three charges on July 17.

TS&M Supply will celebrate 50 years in business on July 27 at their Estevan facility. Karry Biette, the vice-president of Canada for Distribution Now, TS&M, said there will be a barbecue and an open house, and some people will speak about the company and its history.

If you see a vulnerable person or animal in a vehicle, and have a concern, contact the Weyburn Police to ensure that all laws are followed.

The dance took place July 22 and 23 on Fourth Street. Saskatoon's Harreson James Band was the featured act, while the opening group was Long Live the Glory with Estevan's Jesse Gibson.