The Mayor chats about several upcoming events hosted by the Morris Truth and Reconciliation Circle, as well as important dates related to the upcoming municipal election in October.

On the latest episode of Ripple Effect, presented by the Red River Basin Commission, Redboine Watershed District Resource Technician Rob Nichol discusses soil erosion; it’s causes, effects, and costs to southern Manitoba.

What started as a joke has become a growing community effort to help children get into fishing. Steve "Bubba" Peters says his "Bubba Sucks at Fishing" initiative has grown significantly over the past year, allowing him to nearly triple the number of fishing rods he'll give away during this year's Harvest Festival parade.

Former long-time Altona resident Greta Loeppky is part of the second season of artists featured inside the Schwartz House at Gallery in the Park. Now calling Penticton, B.C. home, the painter has created a collection of 16 pieces showcasing character homes in town, but in a whimsical style.

Jayme Giesbrecht chats with Ed's Tire owner Konrad Vandasselaar at the 75th anniversary celebration in Morden

Mayor Schroeder provides an update on several infrastructure projects in town, a reminder about limited spaces still available for swimming lessons and new outdoor games available to borrow through the Altona Aquatic Centre.

Curtis and Candy are part of Team Manitoba which is leaving soon for the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in Medicine Hat, Alberta.

Diana Vodden joins Jayme Giesbrecht for a chat about the Hidden Attic display: A never before seen collection of authentic 1920’s dresses, found tucked away in a hidden attic.

Each offers a rare glimpse of an era where women tossed their corsets and stepped into their own power, in the decade after most won the right to vote.

On display through July & August