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It's not often that the deals are THIS SWEET!

We're at the halfway point of the DiscoverEstevan Online Auction and the deals just won't quit! 

The ECS Radio Show crew dives into table tennis with an interview on this week's episode.

You will also hear about a chance to use design abilities for 2024 grad, the debate club, the McLeod Series, how the ECS cheer team is doing heading into provincials, wins for the curling teams, and a chance to win some scholarships.

From rings to fertilizer, the DiscoverEstevan Online Auction is your ticket to incredible deals on hundreds of items.

The auction runs from Valentine's Day to February 21, with items closing in rapid succession throughout the final day.

Opening bids start at just 40 per cent of the retail value of each lot.

This February's auction brings you your favourite categories of prizes from local businesses, including

Genesis 42:25–28

Joseph then ordered his servants to fill the men’s sacks with grain, but he also gave secret instructions to return each brother’s payment at the top of his sack. He also gave them supplies for their journey home. So, the brothers loaded their donkeys with the grain and headed for home.

With several items ready for bids on the DiscoverEstevan Online Auction, one item is sure to heat up the auction block!

Our friends over at BrandSource is providing the best item to warm you up this winter - the Shield Vertex Luxury Lounger Hot Tub! 

The Estevan Police Service reported several matters from Thursday to Saturday including charges against five people.

The lists of calls for each day are as follows:

Saturday

Police attended a three vehicle collision at King St. and Bannatyne Avenue this afternoon.  All three vehicles were drivable. EMS and Estevan Fire Rescue were dispatched as a precaution.  There were no injured and the cause into the collision remains under investigation.

Genesis 42:21–24

We have exciting news for bargain hunters and supporters of local business.

The DiscoverEstevan Online Auction begins Wednesday, February 14. And you can register now!

More than $100,000 worth of items are up for grabs, with opening bids generally starting at 60 per cent off their retail value.

The hundreds of available items close rapidly throughout the auction's final day: Wednesday, February 21.

Genesis 41:47–52

UPDATE: The Calgary Police Service reported that Kolby Fleury was found deceased. 

In a statement, CPS added that his death was not criminal in nature and that no further information will be released. 

They are thanking the public for the assistance in locating Fleury.

The Calgary Police Service is looking for a man with roots in Estevan.