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Awww, there's nothin' to do in Estevan, I'm bored! Residents can be assured that will not be the case this weekend. The Energy City citizens will be taking a cue from that moniker and will be stepping out all over the place.

Speed limits continue to be a contentious issue for the members of Estevan city council. A lengthy debate broke out during Monday's regular council meeting over a bylaw dealing with reduced speed limit zones.

After winning the title of Miss Calgary 2010, former Estevan resident Nicole Fleck decided to continue down the pageant path.

The residents of Estevan took a stand against violence Thursday. The annual Rally Against Violence in Estevan and Area (RAVE) was held on the lawn of the Estevan Courthouse.

It was a night of fighting and other altercations, perhaps an early sign of spring fever in the Energy City, as Estevan Police Service personnel were called upon on six separate occasions to deal with inebriated subjects.

The 12th annual Women of Today awards were another success. The Quota International Club and the Lions Club of Estevan partnered to bring the event to life, which took place on April 28 at the Days Inn Plaza.

Jim Nedelcov of the Soo Line Historical Society, and museum manager Joan Gregory, gather with Mayor Debra Button at the display case showing the time capsule, before the mayor officially signed over ownership of the Weyburn Mental Hospital's time cap

Plans are in place to celebrate the centennial of Souris School from Thursday to Saturday, May 20-22, including having the school open for anyone in the community who has no connection with the school.

Quota International of Weyburn hosted the 74th Annual District 11 (Western Canadian) Conference for Quota International, on Apr. 23-25. The conference was presided over by Governor Bev Jaeger of Medicine Hat. Rev.

Author and historian Bill Waiser took an audience on a trip through another time in Saskatchewan with a story about Howdy McPhail, a pilot and aerial photographer, who snapped more than 3,000 photographs of Saskatchewan farms and Canadian communities