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We had lots of fantastic submissions this year in our Frontier Days Mullet, Mustache and Beard contest. And huge thank you to all that entered and also to those that voted! 

We can now announce our winners: 

Allison from Arborgate School was our last winner of Classroom Of The Month for the school year! Her whole 3/4 split class won lunch from Subway and tons of prizes including free passes to watch the Winnipeg Goldeyes play!

Thank you to all the wonderful businesses that helped make Classroom Of The Month AWESOME!!!

Winnipeg Goldeyes

Booster Juice

Tamarack Gymnastics

Bolt Brain Buster:

Which spice is derived from the Crocus flower and is one of the most expensive spices in the world?

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: Saffron 

Special Olympics Weyburn helps those with intellectual disabilities enjoy the love of sport and comradery with a variety of different sporting events. However, they rely on the support of volunteers in order to help make it all possible.  

Southeast Cancer Support Services is preparing for the first annual Walk for Hope, encouraging teams to sign up.   

Cindi Rempel-Patrick with Southeast Cancer Support Services says that this event is designed for the communities in southeastern Manitoba.   

Camping, pool parties, legos, fishing, and so much more! 

MIX 96 recently went to Arborgate School in La Broquerie to ask some kids about what they plan to do during their Summer Holidays. 

Check out this adorable video to find out: 

Visitors to Sawatzky’s Furniture & Appliances in Winkler are in for a big surprise. Owner Layal Jadhav shares that it’s a complete reimagining of the appliance department.

“Brand new, exciting, beautifully curated kitchens”

“We've transformed our entire appliance department. We've done brand new kitchens, we've added new product to the floor, we've expanded,” Jadhav says. “So absolutely brand new, exciting, beautifully curated kitchens.”

The heart of southern Manitoba is set to roar with excitement once again as the Miami Fair and Rodeo gallops into town Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, June 29. The two-day community celebration is steeped in tradition, excitement, and hometown pride — and this year’s event promises to be one of the best yet.

“The fair’s been around since 1911, and this marks 30 years for the rodeo itself,” says longtime volunteer and Miami Agricultural Society board member Troy Turner. “It’s pretty exciting that a small town like ours has carried on this legacy for so long.”

Summer is officially here in southeast Saskatchewan, and it’s already been an exciting one! From grad celebrations and parade day fun to the thrills of the Energy City Ex, there's been no shortage of moments to remember. We’ve even seen a few wild weather days—yes, we’re looking at you, tornadoes!—but through it all, our pets have been right by our side, bringing joy, comfort, and plenty of photo-worthy moments.

Worship will fill the air on Saturday at St. Vital Park. 

Between powerful worship, soul-stirring spoken word and fellowship, Obed Borteye, District Evangelism Leader at Church of Pentecost Winnipeg Amazing Grace is excited for the time of fellowship. "I'm excited because souls are coming together, not just to worship God, but to open our hearts to God until we see from God, let's go out there with the Gospel. Let's take Winnipeg for Christ and I know that a lot will be a blessing to all of us."