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'The harvest is plentiful': Hundreds of inmates find hope and new life in Christ

A recent prison outreach event had men coming out in droves to hear the good news of Jesus, and ended in spontaneous baptisms. 

Pastor Paul Daugherty leads a congregation at Victory Christian Center in Tulsa, OK. For some time, Daugherty has wanted to do prison ministry. 

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We're having a party this weekend on Made in Manitoba, with yet another debut. This time around its the six piece Winnipeg based country music group The Sean Taylor Band. Featuring Greg Dunstan on bass, James Klassen on keys, Sean Taylor Johnston on acoustic guitar and vocals, Juno award winner Jeff Kula on drums, Sean Borton on guitar, and Blaine Badiuk on fiddle and mandolin.

Hundreds of residents across the region have entered the draw to win a RAM 1500 Big Horn truck that we are giving away with your Alberta RAM Dealers.

If you haven't entered yet, you don't want to be the only one left out.

Check out Real Canadian Wrestling and Tag Wars tonight (July 11) down at the Strathmore Ag Pavilion, and you could scan the QR code.

You can also listen for the RAM Q of the Day with Keesyn Glawson weekday mornings on 104.5 More Country at 8:20 a.m.

Hundreds of people were in attendance at the Carman Country Fair on Friday.

The Carman Country Fair boasts a rich history spanning over 140 years. Hosted by the Dufferin Agricultural Society Inc., it celebrates the cultural heritage of the surrounding communities.

The Fair began on Thursday, July 10, and is on until Saturday, July 12th. On Friday, there were a variety of activities to enjoy, including a horse show, face painting, a derby, and an exhibit hall.

We take a lot of advance equipment for granted these day. Farming has come a long way since people had to tend to their fields by hand in southeast Saskatchewan. However, every now and then, a reminder of where we came from and how we processed our food will help us appreciate the food that we have today. 

That's the goal of the annual Threshermen's Reunion event in Frobisher, set for this Sunday July 13. 

Be sure to pull up a chair in Assiniboia's Centennial Park next week.

On Thursday, July 17, the Town of Assiniboia Recreation & Community Wellness is putting on a movie in the park. It's free to attend as the concession will be open for viewers to purchase snacks and drinks.

The movie being shown will be Moana 2, as those coming to watch are encouraged to bring blankets, an extra layer, and bug spray just in case. The event has never had any problems with weather in the past; however, if conditions are unfavourable, it will be rescheduled.

The Moose Jaw Mustangs are inviting you to their rib night! 

Stop by the Crushed Can Rec Room and Bar on Tuesday, July 15, between 4 and 8 .p.m to enjoy a half rack of ribs. Tickets are $25, with proceeds going to support the Mustangs heading to Minor Box Lacrosse Nationals, Canada Summer Games and the Junior NLL Tournament. 

For tickets, call or text 306-630-2336. 

It has turned into an annual event for Japanese children who are students at Spike & Ai International in Yokohama, Japan.

Arron Dobrescu, who grew up in Moose Jaw, owns and operates the school which offers children an after-school education in English. He and partners bring a number of the young students to his hometown each summer to see how we live and enjoy life.

Right now, they're looking for a few host families.

'Better Together Tuesdays' are typically the time to try and trickle a little extra friendship into your life.

I made it Better Together Friday!

Maybe the date change is why Terrence and Nick forgot their shirts...

The Portage Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) is bringing back a community favourite this weekend with a classic film, a parking lot full of supporters, and a night under the stars.

On Saturday, July 12, PAWS will host a drive-in movie fundraiser at Prairie City Cinema, featuring the 1993 family comedy Mrs. Doubtfire. The event is set to support the care of animals at the local shelter and in foster homes.