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Rodney Sidloski, at right, founder and executive director of HELP International, shows council one of a number of research projects that are being undertaken at their location on the city farm on the west side of the Souris Valley grounds.

The works of two local artists were among the highlights of the Estevan Arts Council's annual adjudicated arts show.

The interim chief executive officer (CEO) for the Sun Country Health Region has finally settled into a regular work schedule, if not a regular routine. Marga Cugnet took time out from her schedule to talk with The Mercury last Thursday.

A recent shakeup has the City of Estevan on the hunt for a new leisure services manager.

Alexandra Wendt, Nicholas Hiltz, Nicole Wendt and Noah Wendt serve themselves pancakes and sausage during a family breakfast at Souris School on Thursday morning.

Returning to Stoughton for their second year, the travelling comedy troupe of Puck n' Funny is coming back to town to bring some irreverent mirth.

While energy process are still low relative to the costs seen through 2007 and into mid-2008, a cold winter is still an expensive experience for people in older, less energy efficient households.

They came. They ate. They laughed. They cried. More than 340 women enjoyed a night out in style at the third annual Creative Tables for Cancer event held at Arcola Prairie Place Oct. 7.

A regular meeting of the Weyburn City Council was held on October 12, here are the major points of interest: *Council denied two requests from CEO of HELP International Rodney Sidloski, after he pled his case before Council to keep the 8-acre leased

HELP International was home to 17 interns this year and 16 environmental research projects. Their home, however, is in jeopardy as the City of Weyburn has decided it cannot extend HELP's lease beyond October 31, 2014.