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The Orpheum Theatre in Estevan has seen it all, from mothers saying farewell to their sons leaving to fight in the First World War, to the soldiers coming back from the Second World War, from Dirty Thirties to all other kinds of economic crisis.

Despite all the changes and challenges, life goes on and the Alameda 4-H club would traditionally be getting ready for their annual show and sale.

Estevan鈥檚 new business incubator has found its home. The service, which is known as the Launchbox, will occupy part of the Spectra Financial building, located next to Affinity Credit Union.

Several bylaws related to taxation were brought forward at Monday night鈥檚 meeting of Estevan city council. Council gave first reading to the four documents. The main one was the rate of taxation bylaw, which affects property taxes.

It appears that Estevan City Hall will remain closed to public access for a little while longer.

An Estevan student is one of four young people from across the province to receive a Saskatchewan Agriculture scholarship this year. Marci LeBlanc earned a scholarship for $2,000.

In a discussion with Lisa Bishop-Spencer, Director of Brand and Communications for Chicken Farmers of Canada, she depicted how the pandemic had affected an otherwise successful industry in the country.

A community-wide bottle drive in Estevan proved to be a big success. Sector 1 Construction and Renovations held the event Saturday. People left their empty cans and bottles out for Sector 1 employees to collect.

The Government of Saskatchewan announced on Friday the Saskatchewan Small Business Emergency Payment (SSBEP) program will be extended to the month of May for businesses that are required to remain closed or substantially curtail operations after May

As the province continues with its Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan and attempting to move past the COVID-19 pandemic, Energy and Resources Minister Bronwyn Eyre has called on the federal government for further, substantial help for Saskatchewan鈥檚 oil and g