Category Archives: Morning Show Blog

Wow, the weather has been extraordinarily beautiful lately! I was at the rink last night, and it seemed to be the only thing everyone could talk about. It's remarkable to think that we are already hal...

It's been an incredibly smoky summer across the prairies, with each day seeming to bring more haze and uncertainty. Today, it might be the worst we've seen here in Yorkton; the air is thick and heavy ...

Get ready to swing into action! You still have a few exciting weeks left to join the thrill of GX94 Benny's Best Ball. Here's your chance to turn a round of golf into a fantastic reward! If you happen...

Mark your calendars for an extraordinary night! The Brett Kissel: The Side You've Never Seen Tour is coming to the Yorkton Anne Portnuff Theatre on Monday, December 9th. Trust me, this is a concert yo...

Where has summer gone? Kids are back in school, the crops are being harvested, and the days are steadily becoming shorter and cooler. The shift is unmistakable. I'm not quite ready for fall just yet-t...

https://www.tiktok.com/@gx94radio/video/7410384103289146630?lang=en After a long weekend, it's back to school for the kids, and Week 4 of GX94 Supper In The Field! Need something to brighten your Tues...

https://www.tiktok.com/@gx94radio/video/7408527813726260486 It's an incredible feeling to be back at the rink, reconnecting with friends you haven't seen in ages. However, a word of caution when your ...

The Labour Day Long Weekend is almost here! I always look forward to a long weekend, and this one is no different. However, I have some mixed feelings about it. It always marks the end of summer as th...

https://www.tiktok.com/@gx94radio/video/7407789696585059590?lang=en I'm not ready to bid farewell to summer just yet. My lawn is looking better than it ever has, and I couldn't be more proud. I owe a ...

I miss seeing a grain elevator in every town; for me, it was the true town sign, not the one on the highway. Those towering structures were beacons, signaling the heart of each community. I used to lo...