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It's time for Twitter Tuesday - the best from the best of the Twitterati.

Let's start with this one, "I studied for years as a scientist and somehow I've ended up training to be a mechanic. I guess them's the brakes."

I like this, "Kindness is my go-to but, BUZZ OFF is my wingman."

Here's a guy who Tweets, "The dentist asking of a Monday at 2 PM in November works and you just have to be like, well, OK."

This young lady shares, "I'm starting a petition to change the retirement age. I'm tired!"

Got an auto enthusiast in your camp? Maybe a zealous amateur historian? 

Then it’s time to come out and rub shoulders with kindred collectors and knowledge keepers at Community Car Chat. The event is coming up this Thursday evening. 

The chat session runs in conjunction with the travelling exhibit from the Canadian Automotive Museum called Exit the Horse: The Early Years of Canadian Motoring, and its local version about Humboldt and the age of automobiles called The Open Road. 

Lisa McCullough has been interested in writing since she was a child. When she was in grade 6, a teacher complimented her on her writing ability and that was the encouragement she needed to continue with it. Poetry was where she started and then things just took off from there. Lisa worked with a couple local papers in Carlyle and Carnduff which kept her writing active and growing.

Saskatchewan author and former restauranteur dee Hobsbawn-Smith will be at Humboldt’s Reid Thompson Library on Thursday evening for a presentation as part of the Saskatchewan Library Association’s One Book One Province Initiative.  

The Siksika Nation Fair is coming to the area this summer.

"Please check out our official pow-wow poster, which highlights the weekend agenda and lineup, including the host drum, Ho-Chunk Station from Lydon Station, Wisconsin," the nation said in a social media post.

The event runs at the Siksika Nation Fair Grounds from June 27 to 29.

Additional details about the fair can be found here.

Country 104 and Classic Hits Radio has the latest News from the Oil Patch every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 7:40 AM brought to you by Good to Go Kindersley.

Bolt Brain Buster:

Storing this edible item upside down will help keep it fresh longer. What is it?

Text your answers to the Humboldt Sobeys Talk and Text line 306-682-0107

Tune in to the morning show or check back tomorrow for the answer!

Answer: Tomatoes

This egg has been found! 

This egg is not too far away.

It's close to some other eggs, both big like in the picture, and small white ones that we might even eat...

Find this egg and bring it to the radio station to claim your prize! 

Remember to play fair and only one egg can be claimed per household. 

After nearly four decades of dedicated service, Dr. Edward Tsoi has announced he will be retiring at the end of June. 

In a message to patients, colleagues and the Estevan community, Tsoi shared that, “After 38 years, it is with mixed emotions that I am announcing my retirement at the end of June 2025.”

He described the decision as “bittersweet,” adding, “It has been an incredible privilege to care for generations of families in Estevan.”