One more day of Weyburn Fair Days
Today is the last day to take in the fun, food, and variety at the Weyburn Agricultural Society's 116th annual Weyburn Fair Days.
The gates open at 9 a.m., with the Souris River DQ Kids Rodeo. Vendors and the Canuck Amusements midway rides open today at 12 p.m.
Another rodeo performance will be taking place at 5:00 p.m., and a performance from Kelly Gill and the Hired Guns will close out the weekend.
Helen and Brantley's monster trucks are scary good!
While you have some time this weekend, why not have the kids get out their creative tools and enter our Monsters and Mayhem contest?
Here are some more of the great submissions that we have received from Brantley and Helen.
Five things to do in and around Moose Jaw this weekend
Here is a look at five events happening in and around Moose Jaw this weekend:
Sidewalk Days, Saturday
Take in the final day of the Kinsmen Sidewalk Days Festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Main Street North.
There are nine blocks of vendors, food trucks and live entertainment.
Ready to read: summer reading challenge begins at Jake Epp Library
Summer is here, and the Jake Epp Public Library is starting their Summer Reading Challenge for kindergarten to grade 12.
Logan Peters, child and youth program coordinator at the Jake Epp Library, is looking forward to what the summer has in store.
“Every time they have come into the library, and read a book, they can fill out a raffle ticket and we put it in (for) their prize of choice,” Peters says.
All aboard history: La Riviere CPR Station reopens in Manitou
After three years of painstaking restoration, the La Riviere CPR station is ready to welcome visitors to its new home in Manitou. The Pembina, Manitou Culture and Heritage Association will host a grand opening this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with official ceremonies scheduled for 2:00 p.m.
Originally built in 1898 by the Canadian Pacific Railway, the station served the La Riviere community for nearly 80 years before being moved to the Archibald Historical Museum for preservation. When the museum closed, local heritage advocates stepped in.
Patriotism, Jesus on display, and dirt bike gospel; This week's good news
'More than ink on paper': Church conference preaches the Word
CHVN was on location in our Summer Cruiser as dozens of people gathered at the Holiday Inn South on Sunday morning for The Word Conference, hosted by The Stone Church Winnipeg. The event was open to everyone and offered free admission.
The gathering opened with prayer and worship, followed by a sermon, concluding with an altar call inviting participants to respond personally. Refreshments were available for attendees after the session, encouraging fellowship and discussion.
Win a 1 of 1 golf cart with Altona YFC this Summer
Winning a golf cart would already be a pretty nice addition to Summer but winning a 1 of 1 golf cart would be even better!
"We are raffling our custom golf cart! This past year we had this golf cart project in our Makerspace workshop. This project was largely completed by our youth and volunteers. This raffle will help cover the costs of YFC programs and projects (such as our Makerspace) so that all youth in our community can take part in YFC Altona programs completely free."
Paint, play, and get messy: Summer art camps return to Winkler Arts & Culture
From whimsical frogs with umbrellas to master-style portraits, Jane Unruh Thiesen brings a unique artistic flair to her role as Program Assistant at Winkler Arts and Culture (WAC). Having been with WAC for about a year, Unruh Thiesen helps plan events, find instructors, and bring creative programming to life for all ages.
Fresh off National Canada Day Show performance, Morgan Grace joins Made in Manitoba
Welcome to another Made in Manitoba. We're excited to have East Selkirk's Morgan Grace joining us just days after her appearance at the Canada Day National Evening Show in Ottawa. This is just the latest national event the 18-year-old left-handed fiddle player has been part of. She also played for King Charles III during Parliament's opening and Throne Speech at the end of May.
Carlyle's own Judah Wardrope plays UNRELEASED music on Country 106.1
I had the incredible opportunity to hang out with Judah Wardrope, a local country singer from Carlyle, to talk about his music, his songwriting process, and his admiration for Bailey Zimmerman.
He was so generous with his time that he even gave us a never-before heard acoustic set of his upcoming single 'Sundown', set to be released in about a month or so.
Judah's current single 'If I Die Tomorrow' is spinning on Country 106.1 right now, as well as seven other radio stations in Canada and one in the United States. You can stream it now on: