Tara Garcia

It was a busy morning on Country 94.1 yesterday as Chris Martens gave two lucky qualifiers the chance to win some cold hard cash. 

First up was Dustin who chose to gamble his $94 on one of our bulls and that proved to be profitable for him as he won himself a fantastic prize from one of our sponsors CMX and walked away with a fantastic set of grilling gloves and seasoning kit including bbq sauce and rubs. 

Earlier this week we made someone's Monday by announcing our very first Ticket Takeoff winner. 

Over the past two weeks we had many entries come in all with the hopes of winning a pair of tickets to see The Sam Roberts Band as well as The Strumbellas at Co-op Place this Fri Sep 13th. Tickets are still available here 

Sam Hunt is bringing his "Locked Up Tour" to the Sasktel Center on Sep 23rd and we want to send you to enjoy the show. 

You can enter for your chance to win each weekday morning on Country 94.1 by playing "Body or Backroad". Chris Martens will provide listeners with a name and listeners must identify if it is the name of a body of water or the name of a backroad. Get the answer correct and you will be entered for your chance to win. 

We have five pairs of tickets to give away and we will be doing the final draws on the morning of Fri Sep 6th. 

You're next chance to bid, buy and save is just around the corner!

The Swift Current Online Auction begins next week on August 14th and will run through to August 21st. However, registration is now open to get yourself an account and sign up before all the fun begins.

Simply head over to the auction page on Swift Current Online and register today. If you have an account created from a previous auction there is no need to create a new account. 

We are exactly one month away from the event of the summer! Our Million Dollar Auction will be taking place on September 6th at Standard Dodge. 

This will be your opportunity to put all those Full Line Ag Fun Bucks you accumulated over the summer to good use and use them to bid on and hopefully win some fantastic prizes from our Southwest Explorer sponsors. 

This year's auction items include everything from a hot tub to a self-propelled lawn mower to gift cards galore. 

Starting this morning tune in to the Magic 97.1 morning show with Colin Powers for your chance to win your way to a game of night golf for you and three friends at Elmwood Golf Course coming up on Friday August 9th. 

Listen in for the daily golf tip and Colin will give you a question and your cue to text in the answer to the text line at 306-773-0941. 

In total three winners will be selected from our correct text line entry answers and each winner will be invited to attend the night golf evening along with three of their friends.

He's Back!

We are so happy to welcome back Alex Kozroski once again this summer as our Southwest Explorer. 

Throughout the next few months, Alex will be traveling to events across the southwest and while he's there he will be handing out some Full Line Ag Fun Bucks. 

A new initiative seeks to improve the playground facilities at two local schools. 

Mark Reiter, Principal at Ecole Centennial School provides details on the Growing Fun Together campaign.

"So the Growing Fun Together campaign is a joint initiative between the Chinook School Division, the Holy Trinity School Division and the City of Swift Current. And what we are trying to do is we are trying to improve our playground improvements here at both schools."

Residents can help the local Chinook Alternate Middle Plus School (CAMPS) program while improving their golf game at the upcoming CAMPS Golf Tournament taking place on June 1st.

Student Services Counsellor with CAMPS, Lindsay Painchaud provides some background on the program.

Students from Strathcona High School will be taking to the stage at the Living Sky Casino Events Center tonight with their production of "New Blood".

The production has been arranged by the Swift Current Truth and Reconciliation Committee and deals with the topic of residential schools as Curriculum Coordinator for the Chinook School Division, Curtis Biem explains. 

"The topic is directly about residential schools so that was behind the truth and reconciliation process. So when we have something that meets those needs we found it was a really good opportunity."