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J&G Homes Arena Welcomes Joe Beeverz

Announcing The Connecting Westman Tour Loge Box

Brandon Chamber of Commerce Welcomes New General Manager

Branches Raise More Than $28K for Local Organizations

Trans Canada Brewing Company set to expand to Brandon

Sushi Sama to Open New Location Inside Shoppers Mall Brandon This Fall

Westoba Inspire is now accepting applications for major projects up to $10,000

WCG Connecting Westman Tour Raises Over $3,700 For The Boissevain School Playground

Inside Wayback Burgers Brandon, opening early next week

The wait is nearly over, Wayback Burgers in Brandon (1240-18th Street) will open to the public on Tuesday, January 7 at 10:00am. The 48 seat, 1600 square foot licensed restaurant will serve fresh, delicious, never frozen beef patties that are cooked to order. The hand-dipped milkshakes are made the old-fashioned way, by hand, using only whole milk and hand-dipped ice cream. They also offer crispy and grilled chicken sandwiches, veggie burgers, fresh salads and delicious sides, including fries, onion rings and House Made Chips. Additional parking spots (40) are available at the rear of the building. The Facebook page for the Brandon location can be found here. Hours of Operation: Sunday-Thursday: 10am to 10pm Friday-Saturday: 10am to 12am

New Shoppers Mall hours in effect starting tomorrow

The Shoppers Mall will have new hours of operation starting tomorrow. An announcement was made on their Facebook back on December the 13th stating that "changes are based on feedback from our visitors and retail tenants." The biggest change comes on Saturdays where the mall will now close at 6pm. The new hours as of January 2, 2020 will be: Monday - Friday 10am to 9pm Saturday 9:30am to 6pm Sunday 11am to 6pm

Brandon Avenue Electric changes ownership

The theory in business is that if you can make it 2 to 3 years financially you should be OK. After a successful run of over 30 years, Brandon Avenue Electric owner Vern Snyder has sold his business and will retire in one year. Paul Johnston has purchased the company which includes the assets, contracts, clientele, and the trust & goodwill within the community. The business will continue to operate in the current building however they could make plans for a new location soon. A few months ago bdnmb.ca asked his son Joel if he would take on the family business and he said his passion wasn’t power. According to Vern, growing up as a kid that wasn’t Joel's thing..."he tried it out it wasn’t his thing so I didn’t push him". When asked what advice he could give a young person in regards to stating their own business Vern said "It’s a lot harder than you think...it depends on the person and lots of times when you pay your gas and insurance and supplier in advance and then you wait for money from jobs and customers and you don’t get paid. Lots of evenings and weekends and for sure isn’t as glamorous as it could appear". Vern, who is known to golf frequently at Deer Ridge and at The Tamarack, plans on slowly adding to an expanded golf schedule in his last year of work as he transitions into retirement.

New Home & Gift Boutique to open in Brandon

Prairie204 Home & Gift Boutique, a new retail store specializing in local handmade items will be opening in Brandon on Saturday, January 4. The store, located at 728 10th Street, will showcase merchandise from 40 vendors including Iron Age Welding, Young Living Essential Oils, Wazi Wears, Lil Métis Shop in The Prairies, and more. According to owner Natasha Lamb, the concept for the store was a 3-4 year process of planning, acquiring vendors, and putting everything into motion. There are a few final tasks left to complete prior to opening including some paint touch ups and inventory from select vendors. For more information on Prairie204 Home & Gift Boutique, please visit their Facebook page here.

Brandon’s newest barbershop opens its door

The Roost Barbershop opened their doors in Brandon (717 Rosser Avenue) on November 1, 2019. The barbershop is owned by Tyson Gormley who has five years experience in the industry including four in Brandon and one in Minnedosa. For Gormley, there's a variety of reasons that he decided to open his own barbershop including the opportunity to be his own boss, do his own thing, and set his own hours. He offers a variety of services including straight cuts for men and children, buzz cuts, beard trims, and hot-towel shaves. Gormley encourages everyone to come and check out his new shop noting he offers discounts to first responders, MB Hydro employees, police, and members of the military. Booking an appointment can be done via phone (204-573-8506) or else online. For more, check out their Facebook page. Business Hours Mon: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Tue: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Wed: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Thu: Closed Fri: 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Sat: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Sun: Closed