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A group of friends filled Garden on Fourth with flowers and other plants.

Danny Kelly knew that a career as an EMS was what he was meant to do, thanks to ride-along opportunities with local paramedics.

Assiniboia Grade 7/8 students create Kidvertising ads to promote a business of their choice from a list, and then submitted them to the Assiniboia Times.

The Adopt-a-Flower Pots are once again situated on Centre Street, waiting for a sponsor to decide what type of annual arrangements will be planted this year in their chosen pot. This project really does help to beautify our little town.

Training will occur near Steelman on May 28 and around the Estevan Comprehensive School and Spruce Ridge School on May 29.

Sage Iatridis wanted to work with people and make a difference in someone's life, that is why she choose a career with paramedicine.

A light-purple orchid at Debbie Anderson's house started blooming in early February and by mid-May, it had almost 50 flowers.

Gale Tytlandsvik, an Estevan artist and green thumb, is working with the Estevan Arts Council and in co-ordination with the city to further beautify Estevan.

Richy Roy loves being a paramedic because it gives him the responsibility to take care of someone else's life. "This is the highest honour that someone could have in life"

Michaela Leimgardt said that one of the responsibilities for paramedics is that they are 'always in the eye of the public'