Cody Glydon

4 days ago | 620ckrm.com | Cody Glydon

The Temple Garden Centre in Moose Jaw will be filled with 90’s country music fans this Saturday as Mark Chesnutt makes a stop on his tour across Canada and the United States. Opening for Chesnutt will be Canadian country icon Aaron Goodvin. Over the years, Chesnutt has earned 14 number one hits, 23 top ten singles, four platinum albums, and five gold albums. He broke on to the country music scene in 1990 with “Too Cold At Home,” which would reach #3 in the US and earn him a #1 in Canada.

5 days ago | 620ckrm.com | Cody Glydon

When we sit down to watch a science-fiction movie one of the things we think of, or notice first, is the fact there are flying cars in that movie. For years and years we thought flying cars were just a dream but one European company is making them become reality – and they may go on sale as early as next year. The Slovakia-based company Klein Vision says they’re nearly ready to start selling their “AirCar,” which will revolutionize the way we drive.

1 week ago | 620ckrm.com | Cody Glydon

As the first day of summer arrives in Canada, many in Saskatchewan and Alberta will be staying indoors out of the rain. Meteorologists are forecasting significant rainfall for residents along the Rocky Mountain foothills and as far east as the Saskatchewan/Manitoba border. According to weather experts at the Weather Network, a deep upper-level trough will move across the Rockies bringing with it 100 to 150mm of moisture in the Calgary and Lethbridge areas.

1 week ago | 620ckrm.com | Cody Glydon

Recently Gloria Evans was given one of those plastic trumpet horns that fans love to use at sporting events. Typically these plastic trumpets are heard at football games and indoors at hockey games, despite being incredibly LOUD!If you’re one of those individuals who despises these devices, Gloria and Cody found a few other uses for them. It’s surprising what one can do with a horn when one has a lot of time on their hands. Take a peak:@620ckrm need another use for that plastic trumpet?

1 week ago | 620ckrm.com | Cody Glydon

When most people think of Saskatchewan they think of two things; wide open fields and old grain elevators that you can see for miles. At one time, every little town and railway siding had a wooden grain elevator but, sadly, over the years many of these old structures have closed down, fallen into disrepair, or been completely demolished. For Saskatchewan musician Jeffery Straker, many of these old elevators have become great concert venues. “I started this last summer.