Tara Garcia

The curtains will rise next month on Swift Current Little Theatre's upcoming production of "As long as we both shall live" by Sean Grennan. 

Actor in the production Adam Unvoas provides some details on the show. 

"The show is a murder mystery set at this lovely upper-class wedding. There are alot of twists and turns, very funny and almost bombastic comedy I would say."

Patrons can grab their tickets early by attending the ticket blitz happening tonight from 5:30 - 7:00pm at the Swift Current Mall by the Safeway entrance. 

A big congratulations goes out to Shannon Keck our next Ticket Takeoff winner!

Shannon has won herself tickets to see The Paperboys coming to The Esplanade on October 20th as well as a one-night stay at Medicine Hat Lodge. 

Hope everyone had a fantastic Thanksgiving weekend!

We are back at it in this final week to get your 50/50 For Change tickets in support of SaskAbilities. Today you can find us at AM Delivery (910 North Railway St W) from 10 am - 2 pm with your next chance to grab your tickets. 

The total is currently sitting at $7540 and we want to keep that total growing right up until our grand prize draw this Friday, October 18th where someone could be walking away with up to $25,000. 

Good Friday Morning!

Why not kick off your holiday long weekend by purchasing a ticket that could win you up to $25,000! 

We will be live on location today from 1:00-5:00pm at CAA Saskatchewan (15 Dufferin St. W) with your next opportunity to purchase your 50/50 For Change tickets in support of SaskAbilities. 

With only a week to go until our big grand prize draw on October 18th our current total sits at $7540 and we want to keep that pot growing right up until the end. 

Funds were raised and given away this weekend as our 50/50 For Change in support of SaskAbilities continues. 

Morning show host Tara Garcia called our lucky early bird winner Shauna McBurney to give her the good news. McBurney had purchased her winning ticket just the day before at our live action broadcast at Nijo Yard Supplies Plus.

When asked her plans for her $500 winnings McBurney said it could be used for many things. 

"Oh, I don't know there are lots of places it could go."

The holiday's are just around the corner and you can get a jump start on your shopping by visiting the Holiday Harvest  Art & Craft Market today at the Stockade from 11am - 5pm. 

We will also be there live on location with your next opportunity to purchase your 50/50 For Change tickets in support of SaskAbilities. 

Our grand total is currently sitting at $3900 and we want to keep that pot growing right up until our grand prize draw on October 18th. 

We are only days away from our Early Bird draw with our 50/50 For Change in partnership this year with SaskAbilities. 

This afternoon is your next opportunity to purchase your tickets at Optical Image where you can find us live on location from 1:00 pm  - 5:00 pm. 

Make sure to grab your tickets before Saturday afternoon as we will be doing that Early Bird draw at 2:30pm when someone will walk away with $500 and the winner will go right back in the draw for a chance at winning the grand prize of up to $25,000 which we will be drawing for on October 18th. 

We made our third draw this morning for our Ticket Takeoff contest and Nola Zinn was our lucky winner!

Nola is off to The Esplanade to see "God Is A Scottish Drag Queen" this Saturday which is sure to be a fantastic and hilarious show and she wont have to worry about driving home as we have also hooked her up with a one-night stay courtesy of the Medicine Hat Lodge. 

Despite the warmer weather we are into the fall season and a reminder of this is the fact that we are just weeks away from the opening of the Haunted Town of Little Sur-Mer.

For the past eight year's this festive attraction has kept our nightmares fresh while giving back to the community.

Each year brings with it new changes and additions as president of the haunted town Andy Keys details what we can expect this year.

It was gold medals all around at the SaskAbilities Superhero Walk Wheel Run Fun Olympics held this past Saturday at Riverside Park.

Six fully accessible games were set up allowing participants to test their skills at everything from Javeling to egg and spoon races.

City Councillor Ryan Switzer was on hand to MC the event and spoke about his desire to be involved.