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The Pilgrim's Progress is "progressing" to Steinbach in the form of a theatrical performance.

"Are you sure that's going to translate into an exciting, fun, stage show?"

That's what Laura Turner, a founder of Looking Glass Theatre imagines some are asking. But, she says her co-founder, Marc A. Moir, has adapted it into something moving, and full of adventure, action, and comedy.

All this, she says, while staying true to the book.

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We're chatting Hype for Hospice Wednesday morning on the 104.5 More Country morning show.

Dr. Joni McNeely sat down with Keesyn Glawson as they discuss how the event will work and how residents can get involved.

The event will also feature a wine raffle and a fire truck pull.

Tune in at 7:40 a.m. to hear the latest on the Wheatland & Area Hospice Society.

Five Second Rule with Langdon Firehouse Bar & Grill is back Wednesday morning.

We're giving away tickets to an 80s night at Langdon Firehouse along with a $25 gift card.

Morning show host Keesyn Glawson will announce a category, and you've got to name three things in that category in five seconds to win.

Listen to 104.5 More Country at 8 a.m. before the announcement drops and be the first to text the cue at 403-902-1111.

The Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery is hosting a Motanka Doll workshop on Sunday, March 30. 

A motanka is a traditional Ukrainian guardian doll that brings a symbol of prosperity, goodness, and hope to families. The first motanka dolls appeared 5,000 years ago. 

Christy Schweiger, Education Coordinator for the Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery, says there are two sessions happening on Sunday. 

While spring might have officially arrived, many winter sports are continuing, with lots in their playoff and championship rounds.  

Here in the Opportunity City, the Weyburn Curling Club is gearing up for one of those events.  

As part of the yearly Meltdown festivities, Centennial Park in Sylvan Lake was awash in colourful chalk the afternoon of Saturday, March 22, as part of the traditions of the Hindu festival of Holi. 

Typically celebrated on the last full moon day of the Hindu lunisolar calendar, the date can vary, so the official Holi celebration was the previous week, but that didn’t stop the community from coming out to celebrate again! 

We are thrilled to announce that Fergus, a 10-month-old Sheltie, is the winner of the March Perfect Pet Contest! Fergus's owner, Janet, shared some wonderful insights about him in her submission and during her interview on the SUN 102 Morning Show.

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The creative energy was flowing at Saffron Pottery Studio as they got a surprise visit from the McCafé Coffee Break!

CochraneNow and Cochrane McDonald’s stopped by with all the bells and whistles, treating the team to McCafé coffee and cookies to brighten their Tuesday morning.

Saffron Pottery Studio was nominated HERE, and this was attached to the nomination:

Somebunny special needs a home! Meet Bun Bun, this week’s Adorable Adoptable!

Bun Bun is an eight-year-old rabbit with velvety soft fur and a warm heart. She’s a calm and friendly girl who would make the perfect companion for a loving home.

“She gets along really well with kids and is respectful around dogs, so she’s like your multi-pet household animal,” says Robyn Roy, communications coordinator with the Humane Society.