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Southern Plains Co-op is once again rallying the community to support STARS Air Ambulance. From March 17 to 31, the co-op will be raising funds through cookie sales, donation cards, and a special Fuel Up Day—all to help keep STARS in the sky for those who need it most.

The town of Bienfait is coming together to support a new skate park with a full day of fun at the Bienfait Memorial Arena on March 22, 2025. The fundraiser kicks off at 9:00 AM with a pancake breakfast sponsored by Southern Plains Co-op, followed by a full schedule of activities, including a U7 hockey game, glow skating, bouncy castles, and a special matchup between the Bienfait Fire Department and the Women’s Bienfait Bulldogs.

Entry for the event is $10 for the entire day, with all proceeds going toward the skate park project.

With spring just 10 days away, many folks in Southeast Saskatchewan are getting eager to dig in the dirt, mapping out garden beds, picking out seeds, and envisioning the bright blooms and fresh vegetables that will take shape in the coming months. Garden planning is an exciting time, full of possibilities, and the Estevan and Area Garden Club is here to help bring those visions to life with expert advice.

The Estevan Early Years Family Resource Centre is making it easier for families to stay active with the Play It Forward Community Lending Closet, a free resource offering sports equipment, outdoor gear, and games to borrow.

Sydney Wanner from the Family Centre said the idea came from a desire to make activities more accessible.

Fresh off the release of his latest single I Wanna Go Home, Saskatchewan-based country artist JJ Voss is bringing his signature sound back to Estevan for another unforgettable night of music.

The Estevan Public Youth Centre (EPYC) is under new leadership, with Bonnie Chepil-Kvamme and Maisy Daoust stepping in as co-executive program directors. They kicked off their roles with a soft reopening in January, hosting an Olympic-themed event that brought together youth, local teams, and volunteers. Now, they’re gearing up for a delicious fundraiser in March, and they joined SUN 102 to share the details. You can listen to the full interview at the bottom of this article.

The Estevan Early Years Family Resource Centre is gearing up for its annual Family Resource Expo, set for Friday, March 8, at Spruce Ridge School. Families can stop by anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to explore local programs and enjoy free entertainment. Misty Pennington from the centre joined the SUN 102 Morning Show to share details about the event—check out the full interview below.

A broken toaster, a torn jacket, or a wobbly chair—rather than tossing them, the upcoming Repair Café in Estevan on March 29 invites people to bring their damaged items and get them fixed for free.

The Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council is excited to bring the event back to the Estevan Public Library for a fourth time, and once again, local volunteers with repair skills are needed to make it happen.

Bobbie Duns, Events Coordinator and Finance Administrator for the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council, explained what attendees can expect.

The Kinette Club of Estevan is putting the "fun" in fundraising once again with a unique community challenge leading up to TeleMiracle 49. This year, five well-known Estevan residents have stepped up as candidates for a messy fate—all in the name of charity.

The friendly competition pits Estevan against the town of Nokomis, where Kinette Club member Krissy Wallman’s mother serves as the local TeleMiracle representative. Each community has gathered a lineup of participants who could end up with a pie in the face, depending on donations.

Families in Estevan are in for a treat as the Estevan Early Years Family Resource Centre brings back its highly anticipated Bouncy Castle Morning on Thursday, February 20.

Held at the Wylie Mitchell Building from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., the event will feature an exciting lineup of inflatables, including two large bouncy castles, one medium-sized castle, and a toddler-friendly inflatable. The event is free to attend and offers a fun-filled way for families to enjoy the school break.