South Asian dance workshop coming to Weyburn Public Library
This weekend the Weyburn Public Library is hosting a South Asian Dance Workshop presented by the Mudra Traditional Arts Academy and led by world renowned dance practitioner Vrunda Upadhyay.
According to information sent from the Mudra Traditional Arts Academy, Upadhyay is internationally acclaimed, and a celebrated Bharatanatyam expert. With over 20 years of experience, she will lead a workshop looking into the beauty of South Asian dance traditions, cultural storytelling, and the nuance of classical expressions with a focus on Bharatanatyam techniques.
This week's McDonald's Coffee Break winner is...
Bannister GP Kia!
They enjoyed hot coffee and treats from McDonald's!
Enter your business and you and your co-workers could win coffee and a variety of muffins, lil donuts, cookies, egg McMuffins and breakfast burritos from McDonald's!
We'll draw a winner every week and will personally deliver McDonald's coffee and treats to the winning business.
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This $60,000 Jeep could be yours!
Have you Wrangled Winter yet?
It's your chance to win a $60,000 Jeep Wrangler from Your Alberta Jeep Dealers and 104.5 More Country.
There are many ways you can qualify for the Jeep by listening to the code word at 7:40 a.m. and when you hear the code word text it to 403-902-1111.
To enter online click here or find us out in the community and make sure you scan the QR code.
If you qualify to win the Jeep, you'll walk away with a $25 gift card to Kala & Lime.
Vanier students are hosting a Christmas Dinner!
A group of students at Vanier Collegiate are preparing for the annual Community Christmas Dinner on November 30th.
This is a chance for families less fortunate to enjoy a proper Christmas dinner during the holiday season.
Keira Zimmerman is one of the students organizing the event. She talked with Mix 103's Calum McAnally.
$2,280 and counting: Weyburn firefighters’ Movember mission
The Weyburn Fire Department is making waves this Movember, with $2,280 raised as of the morning of November 20th and no signs of slowing down. According to firefighter Chuck Hignett, the team’s involvement is about more than just the iconic mustaches—it’s about tackling issues like men’s mental health, prostate and testicular cancer, and suicide awareness.
JJ Voss Talks New Music on the Country 100 Morning Show
Saskatchewan recording artist JJ Voss joined Country 100's Courtney Fielder on the Morning Show to discuss his latest music and upcoming live performances. With his new single, "I Wanna Go Home," recently hitting country radio, JJ called in to share the inspiration behind the heartfelt track. He also gave listeners a sneak peek at an exciting live show happening this weekend in Regina.
Carnie's Comments - Starstruck
Carnie's Comments
Have you ever been starstruck? By definition, it's "an adjective used to describe someone who is fascinated or greatly impressed by famous people, especially those in the entertainment industry".
It happened to me at the Wascana Country Club in Regina back in 2018.
A friend and I were there to watch the LPGA's Canadian Open.
I was walking by the practice green as superstar Lexi Thompson was walking off and towards the 1st tee. She was immaculately dressed in purple and mauve and she smelled like lavender.
Morden Christmas tree lighting coming up Saturday night
With the landscape starting to look a little more like Winter, Morden is gearing up for its annual tree lighting celebration Saturday night at the Morden Civic Centre.
Car club ditches gift exchange to bring Christmas cheer to local teens
This year, the Country Classics Car Club is making a meaningful change in how they celebrate the holiday season. Traditionally, the club would gather for a festive Christmas dinner with a gift exchange among members. However, for their 2024 Christmas gathering, the club is shifting its focus away from buying gifts for each other.
New historical art exhibit celebrates Steinbach's Kornelsen School's legacy
The Steinbach Arts Council is inviting the community to attend the opening of a new art exhibit called “Past Meets Present: A Celebration of Creativity” on Friday afternoon.
The gallery exhibit will feature artwork created by students from Steinbach's historic Kornelson School.