Community shines bright at Winkler’s most attended Christmas tree lighting yet
Winkler Mayor Henry Siemens reflects on Christmas lights and community spirit
Winkler’s annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony was a moment of celebration for the community, as Mayor Henry Siemens shared meaningful thoughts about the season. "When we think about it at this time of year... for children, these Christmas lights mean that it's almost time for gifts," said Siemens, reflecting on how the symbolism of lights carries different meanings for everyone. "For others, it’s the end of the year... for some, it brings a sense of hope and optimism."
Local Kindersley author spotlight - Kristin Kuffner
Local author Kristin Kuffner has been building her creative career by following her passions: writing character-driven stories, designing cross-stitch patterns, and even venturing into podcasting. Recently, Kristin shared insights into her journey, self-publishing experiences, and current projects.
Toys 4 Kids campaign kicks off
The Rocky Mountain Rotary Club of Cochrane's fourth annual Toys 4 Kids campaign is officially underway.
The initiative provides support to local families in need during the holiday season, helping to make Christmas a little brighter for those facing hardship.
Nicole Kimpton with the Rocky Mountain Rotary Club, says nominations are already pouring in. "We’ve already received seven nominations, and we’re excited to keep it going. It's a way to give back and really make the holidays special for families in need."
My Billet Designs - The Frightful Fourth
With all the snow and grossness outside, I thought another installment of My Billet Designs is exactly what you need to put a smile on your face!
Jump the line to see Dallas Smith live!
91.5FM CochraneNow proudly welcomes Dallas Smith at Grey Eagle Resort and Casino, on December 30th!
We’ve got your way in, ENTER HERE, and if Eric and Lauren call, you'll play Dallas Does or Doesn’t to win a pair of tickets to the show.
Vanier Collegiate presents: Mamma Mia!
November 21-24, students from Vanier Collegiate will be taking the stage at the Mae Wilson Theatre in their rendition of Mamma Mia! A musical featuring songs from the legendary discography of ABBA.
Cast members Charlie Lemcky and Natalie Warren stopped by the Mix 103 studio to chat about the performance on the Morning Show with Calum McAnally. Listen to the conversation below.
Tickets are moving fast! Pick them up before it's too late here.
WIN Tickets to see STARS ON ICE
Stars on Ice will be on tour soon and their only Saskatchewan stop is at the Moose Jaw Events Centre on Friday, December 20th.
You can buy tickets and get all the show info HERE.
Stay tuned to 800 CHAB for your queue to text STARS to 306 693 8000 and we could be calling you and awarding you with a pair of tickets to the show!
COW winter wellness packages make great stocking stuffers
The City of Weyburn (COW) Stocking Stuffers are now available for those who love to give the gift of wellness.
The Winter Wellness packages encourage active quality time spent with family and are geared to activities housed within the Credit Union Spark Centre.
Each package contains one family admission (two adults plus three children or youth); three child or youth admissions; and one 50 percent off single-screen simulator rental. The passes are valid for use beginning December 26, 2024.
Tim Horton's Holiday Smile Cookies are in the house!
If you’ve placed your order for this year’s Holiday Smile Cookies from Tim Horton’s, prepared to celebrate – they'll soon be on the way. Cookie artists are hard at work in the Humboldt Tim’s, slathering the smiles on those great holiday treats.
This year’s Cookie Cache goes to the St. Mary’s Villa Foundation. While everyone awaits word on the go-ahead for a new and much needed seniors’ care facility, the Foundation is always hard at work fundraising for the cost of furnishings and equipment.
Carnie's Comments - What a Show!
Carnie's Comments
They played all their "Greatest Hits of All Time" and had some fun doing it.
The 80s Club, featuring Spoons, Men Without Hats, A Flock of Seagulls and Honeymoon Suite took to the stage at the Moose Jaw Events Centre for their 5th show in 5 nights. I wondered if some of these aging rock stars could "bring it". They did and they left it all on the stage.
I loved watching Sandy Horne of Spoons. She plays bass and delivers backing vocals. She's 63 years old. She's been with Spoons since 1979 - 45 years. She was awesome.