Tara Garcia

Art lovers are in for a treat with the new exhibit at the Art Gallery of Swift Current entitled The Archival Shore by Saskatchewan artist Gladys Wozny Siemens. 

With deep love and focus on the natural world, Wozny Siemens provides some details on her work.

"Plaster casts that I have taken of animal tracks and textures and shapes that I find on the ground near my home. And I make a plaster cast, a part of nature you might say."

She says she incorporates this into her sculptures and has an interesting story of how she began with this form of artwork. 

Sasktel and various chapters of Crime Stoppers in the province are teaming up to help customers be aware and alert when it comes to scams.

The pair are sharing tips, so customers are aware of the various online forms of fraud. 

Greg Jacobs, External Communications Manager for Sasktel provides one such useful tip.

"Be aware of suspicious or unexpected text messages from unknown sources or potentially unknown sources. We recommend you don't click on the links provided."

After a three-year hiatus, the curtain will rise once again this Spring for Swift Current Little Theatre's production of Jonas and Barry in the home by Norm Foster. 

The three-person show focuses on the story of two gentlemen in a retirement home and their relationship along with their relationship with Rosie the daughter of Barry. 

Director of the production Kurtis Bakanec shares what's in store for the audience. 

Update - 1:26 p.m.

The suspect vehicle has been located. No further assistance is required.

Original Story - 12:06 p.m.

Swift Current Rural RCMP is currently on the lookout for a vehicle last seen in the Pennant area around 8 am today. 

The vehicle is described as a maroon/red Dodge Ram 3/4 tonne diesel pick-up truck, possibly 2010, with back tinted windows.

The truck may be occupied by a male and female and its current location is unknown. 

Saskatchewan residents will be getting ready to ring those phones as Telemiracle 47 takes place this weekend February 25th-26th in Saskatoon at Prairieland Park and airs on CTV.

Committee Chair for this year's Telemiracle, Scott Lamb provides details on how the funds raised help those in need. 

"The money raised goes right back here in the province to the people that need it. We assist with things like travel to medical appointments. Sometimes we get sick and need to go to special places to get special treatment and that's what the Telemiracle Foundation is here to do."

Everyone's favorite season is just around the corner. No, it's not summer, it's tax season. 

The Swift Current branch library will be offering a number of tax-related sessions to help prepare locals for the daunting task as Branch Manager, Conner Kurtz details.

"On February 22nd, we have a benefits and credits webcast with the CRA outreach team and that is a very valuable one that we are hoping people will attend."

Put on your toques and winter gear for the third annual Coldest Night of The Year event put on by The Center in Swift Current taking place this Saturday.

This is a national event that different non-profits in cities around the country take on to support the hungry, the homeless and the hurting in their communities.

Executive Director of The Center, Nathan Wiebe details the importance of this annual event.

Those that mold the minds of future generations are being recognized this week as part of teacher and staff appreciation week. 

President of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation Samantha Becotte explains that this year's theme is Champions of Learning. 

Becotte reflects on the attitudes of educators since returning to in-person teaching following the hiatus during the pandemic. 

Get your sweetheart or yourself a sweet deal starting today as we begin our Sweetheart Of A Deal auction.

Starting today until February 15th it’s your opportunity to bid, buy and save on tens of thousands of dollars or products, services and gift cards.

This year's auction includes everything from a hot tub to a smokeless fire pit and even an E bike along with gift cards to your favorite restaurants and hotels. 

It appears as though some local businesses are still in the giving spirit even after the holidays as the Swift Current SPCA received some welcomed help recently. 

Amy Dixon, Operations Manager for the SPCA provides details. 

"Len's Plumbing & Heating did everything for the plumbing that we needed for the new machines. We were only set up for one washer, and one dryer but with Voth's help we did get a second set. So, we now have two sets of stackable washers and dryers which is going to come in very handy with the amount of laundry we have to do."