Ally Paige

Excitement was in the air in Swift Current as music lovers flocked to Frontier Days for a night of sensational country music.

Taking center stage were Kalsey Kulyk and her husband Eric Ethridge, who captivated the audience with their enchanting melodies and heartfelt lyrics. 

Swift Current was buzzing with excitement as country music fans gathered for a highly anticipated concert by Canadian country band, The Washboard Union, at the annual Frontier Days Grandstand Concert.  

The band, known for their energetic performances and catchy tunes, took the stage to deliver a night of unforgettable music and good times. 

The town of Gravelbourg recently hosted a spectacular Food Festival that left attendees craving more.  

Maria Lepage, the president of the Francophone Community and a member of the Food Festival group, shared details of the event. 

The last day of Frontier Days is kicking off today, with fun for the whole family

CCA Rodeo 

Just in time for the CCA Rodeo Slack at 9:00 a.m., in the Magnus Newland Arena, the South and West gates of Kinetic Park will open at 8:00 a.m. 

The Canadian Cowboys Association Rodeo will begin at 2:00 p.m. 

The Swift Current Ag & Ex have announced that due to a storm in Nashville, Meghan Patrick and her band were not able to begin their journey to Swift Current for Frontier Days. 

As a result, Kalsey Kulyk and her husband Eric Ethridge will be filling in as one of the headliners this year. 

In a press release, the Ag & Ex stated that they apologize for any inconvenience. 

At 12;33 p.m., Environment Canada issued at severe thunderstorm Watch for Swift Current, Herbert, Cabri, Kyle, and Lucky Lake. 

Current conditions are favourable for the development of severe thunderstorms, which are capable of producing strong wind gusts, large hail, and heavy rain. 

Residents are advised to keep an eye on the sky and remember that thunderstorms can produce tornadoes. 

The Swift Current Airport was recently awarded a sizeable amount of money for repairs and upgrades. 

The $35,000 awarded to Swift Current was one of 21 grants to community airports across the province through the Community Airport Partnership (CAP) Program. 

The funding will play a vital role in ensuring the airport's infrastructure remains in top condition, further enhancing safety and efficiency for various users, explained Todd Schultz, Airport Superintendent for the City. 

The City of Swift Current has added a new face to their hard-working team in the position of Business Development and Tourism Officer. 

Denise Wall has taken over the position, which combines the responsibilities of Commercial Business Development, a position previously held by Marty Salberg, and tourism. 

There is still a ton of fun to be had on the third day of Frontier Days here in Swift Current. 

FlapJack Friday Pancake Breakfast 

The second pancake breakfast of Frontier Days will be mixing batter and flipping pancakes at 7:00 a.m., at J&S Tire. All proceeds from the event will go to Ride for Dad. 

4-H Team Competitions and Group Entries 

Swift Current welcomed a unique and entertaining addition to this year's Frontier Days as the Flying Aces Pig Races took over the Family Fun Zone for their inaugural show.  

Andrew Pogson, the owner of the Flying Pig Races, spoke enthusiastically about the new show and its mission to promote agriculture, honour farmers, and showcase the remarkable intelligence of pigs.