AUDIO: Local Alberta artist's song feature on Heartland 🎧
Alberta's own award-winning Americana Country singer-songwriter, Kyle McKearney, will have his song, 'Broken Hearts Hide,' featured on the hit Canadian TV series, Heartland, this weekend.
Here's also a little more about Kyle:
Central Butte ECC with a great chance to start some Christmas Shopping!
The Early Childhood Committee in Central Butte is hosting a Fall Trade Fair on November 3.
Over 30 vendors will be set up at the Central Butte School between 11-3 PM giving you a great opportunity to start on some Christmas shopping!
Kayla Hamm, Board Member with the Central Butte ECC, talked with Mix 103's Calum McAnally. She says this is their main fundraising event.
Carnie's Comments - Facebook Friday
Carnie's Comments
It's my weekly treat for you. It's time for Facebook Friday!
We'll start with this post, "You know what annoys me? When you go to someone's house and they make you take your shoes off at the front door and 9 times out of 10 they don't even have a bouncy castle."
That same guy shares, "I don't know who needs to hear this, but no, you will not understand when you're older."
On a similar note, "Reading way above my grade level didn't get me as far in life as I had hoped."
Horror movies/TV series shot in Alberta you have to watch this Halloween
Prey - Stoney Nakoda First Nation
Prey is the 2022 film that serves as a prequel to the Predator franchise. The film was shot in June 2021 primarily on Stoney Nakoda First Nation land. Additional locations include Moose Mountain and the Elbow River. The film is about a Comanche woman who protects her tribe against a Predator in the Northern Great Plains in 1719.
It's Fall Supper time and here's where you can find some this weekend
It's a Manitoba tradition - the fall supper. Not only do these events provide an opportunity to gather with friends, family and neighbours to enjoy some delicious food, but they are also key fundraisers for the many community clubs across the region.
Here are some upcoming events you may want to take in. If you are a part of a fall supper you would like included on this list, submit it here.
Saturday, October 26th
Fava's Friday Trivia
UPDATE: Holley Graham won the gift card this morning. A black cat is considered bad luck.
FAVA'S FRIDAY TRIVIA with Toe Bean Co: What color cat is considered to be bad luck? Winner will be announced at 8:40.
Text your guess right now (306) 636-6106 for a chance to win a $25 gift card to Toe Bean Co!
Get a FREE COOKIE for your pet with your purchase when you stop by the store today - even if you got the answer wrong!
October 25th Adorable Adoptables!
This week's Spike Grooming Adorable Adoptable's from the Moose Jaw Humane Society are this sweet little crew!
WPL seeks donations for upcoming book sale and silent auction
The Weyburn Public Library (WPL) is holding another book sale and looking for donations of books, auction items, and time. The event being held on November 14th to 16th will host the book sale alongside a Christmas auction. WPL Branch Manager Dawn Silver says they’re accepting a variety of items.
“If you've got any Christmas things that you may not want anymore, or maybe you bought an extra set of whatever to go on the tree, bring them in and we'll put them for our auction.”
She says the idea was borrowed from the library in Estevan and has proven to be a hit.
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Keep your items out of the landfill: Head to Weyburn’s Repair Cafe
The Weyburn Public Library is hosting a Repair Cafe tomorrow in partnership with the Sask Waste Reduction Council (SWRC). It is a free event where members of the community can get a variety of items repaired by local volunteers. The SWRC Administrative Coordinator, Bobbie Duns, says this is one of many Repair Cafe events they’ve put on since 2019, and each is unique.