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Kaylene Scharnatta is pleased with the response to her new book A Walk in the Past: Remembering Midale the Way it Was.

After the presentation to the Estevan Chamber of Commerce on April 17, president and CEO Dan MacLean touched on future developments with the Aquistore project.

The net take-home pay for members of Estevan city council will remain the same for the rest of this term, but for that to happen, council’s pre-tax wages are going to increase.

With 75 exhibitors taking part in the Redvers Ag Ex Trade Show on April 11, there was plenty to see and do.

In one of the lowest land sales posted in the last decade, the April public offering of Saskatchewan’s Crown petroleum and natural gas rights held on April 9 raised a total of $1.5 million for the province.

Saskatchewan Senator Denise Batters has put out a call, asking for people to testify as witnesses before the Senate Transport committee, which is currently travelling the west to hear from witnesses regarding Bill C-48, which would ban oil tankers fr

The Estevan Comprehensive School’s Entrepreneurship 30 class is taking a different approach to the business it is offering this semester. They have formed Concrete Jungle, which will be selling potted plants to the community.

The carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility at the Boundary Dam Power Station was operating well in March before a scheduled shutdown took it offline.

The City of Estevan has announced that the 1300-block of Fifth Street is closed due to a sewer main replacement. There is no through traffic in the area, including the south sidewalk for pedestrians.

For nearly 20 years, Cactus Auto Body has been meeting the needs of its customers in the Estevan area. The company was started by cousins Lance Mack and Yancey Hagel in 2000.