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The Estevan Public Youth Centre (EPYC) is under new leadership, with Bonnie Chepil-Kvamme and Maisy Daoust stepping in as co-executive program directors. They kicked off their roles with a soft reopening in January, hosting an Olympic-themed event that brought together youth, local teams, and volunteers. Now, they’re gearing up for a delicious fundraiser in March, and they joined SUN 102 to share the details. You can listen to the full interview at the bottom of this article.

The Estevan Early Years Family Resource Centre is gearing up for its annual Family Resource Expo, set for Friday, March 8, at Spruce Ridge School. Families can stop by anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to explore local programs and enjoy free entertainment. Misty Pennington from the centre joined the SUN 102 Morning Show to share details about the event—check out the full interview below.

A broken toaster, a torn jacket, or a wobbly chair—rather than tossing them, the upcoming Repair Café in Estevan on March 29 invites people to bring their damaged items and get them fixed for free.

The Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council is excited to bring the event back to the Estevan Public Library for a fourth time, and once again, local volunteers with repair skills are needed to make it happen.

Bobbie Duns, Events Coordinator and Finance Administrator for the Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council, explained what attendees can expect.

The Kinette Club of Estevan is putting the "fun" in fundraising once again with a unique community challenge leading up to TeleMiracle 49. This year, five well-known Estevan residents have stepped up as candidates for a messy fate—all in the name of charity.

The friendly competition pits Estevan against the town of Nokomis, where Kinette Club member Krissy Wallman’s mother serves as the local TeleMiracle representative. Each community has gathered a lineup of participants who could end up with a pie in the face, depending on donations.

Families in Estevan are in for a treat as the Estevan Early Years Family Resource Centre brings back its highly anticipated Bouncy Castle Morning on Thursday, February 20.

Held at the Wylie Mitchell Building from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., the event will feature an exciting lineup of inflatables, including two large bouncy castles, one medium-sized castle, and a toddler-friendly inflatable. The event is free to attend and offers a fun-filled way for families to enjoy the school break.

Bienfait’s annual Battle in the Barn is back for its 14th year, running from March 27 to 30 at the Bienfait Memorial Arena. This 3-on-3 tournament has become a highlight of the hockey season, drawing families from near and far.

“We’re really excited about it,” said Danielle Woolsey, one of the event’s organizers. She noted the event’s long-standing success, thanks to continued support from the local hockey community.

The Village of Macoun is gearing up for a big fundraiser for its Town Hall. The community, located about a half-hour drive north of Estevan, will host a Skidoo rally on February 22. Marissa Martin joined the SUN 102 Morning Show to share some details about the event and the much-needed town hall renovations.

“We’ve been working on refurbishing the hall for years, and we’re closing in on the light at the end of the tunnel,” said Martin. The goal is to have the hall ready by the end of 2025, with the rally helping to bring them closer to that vision.

The first Perfect Pet winner of 2025 has been crowned, and his name is Gunner! This energetic and lovable pup has captured the title, but there’s just one problem—we need to find his owner!

Dawn Klassen from All Creatures made the big announcement, but we haven’t been able to get a hold of Gunner’s human, Michael Fontaine. So, if you know Michael, let him know that Gunner is officially the first Perfect Pet of the year!

Southeast Saskatchewan artists are making waves on the provincial music scene, with three local acts earning nominations at the 2025 Sask Music Awards. Last Birds, Teagan Littlechief, and Winsome Kind represent a diverse range of musical styles, from intimate folk harmonies to country rock and uplifting acoustic melodies. Each artist brings a unique perspective to their craft while showcasing the rich talent found in small-town Saskatchewan.

As we start 2025, we’re excited to introduce our first entries for the Perfect Pet Contest of the new year! Our furry, scaly, and feathered friends have already begun making their mark, and it’s shaping up to be a fantastic start to the year. This month, we have a mix of adorable cats and dogs, sheep, and even a bunny, proving that every pet has their chance to be the Perfect Pet and win fantastic prizes from All Creatures & Rodeo Dawg!