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Dreams Come Q Grand Prize

Dreams Resorts asked who deserves to go to the Sugar Bay Shake for free and why. So we asked you…

QCountry welcomes the new Advance Auto Parts

Join us as we broadcast live Saturday, July 11th from 11-1.

Labatt: Undomesticated Summer II

Congratulations to Angie Jackson!

Special Message to Charleston

The United Way of Tompkins County and our community came together in a show of support to the people of Charleston on Friday, 6/26/15.

Ollie’s “Price is Right!”

Play “Ollie’s Price is Right” this Thursday to win gift cards!

“Dreams Come Q”

You can make someone’s Dream Come True! Send us a nomination of that special person in our community and we may award them a trip on the “Sugar Bay Shake!”

Little Big Town Pain Killer Tour at Tags

The Little Big Town show scheduled for Saturday July 18th on the Budweiser Summer Stage at Tag’s will be rescheduled. We’ll keep you informed!

Sara Evans at Tioga Downs

Another great concert and we have your tickets to Sara Evans!

PeakFest 2015

PeatFest featuring Kelly Pickler and our own Tink Bennett & Taylor Made!

Con “GRAD” ulations Photo Gallery

Send us your Grad picture for our gallery and a chance to win $100 gift certificate to Coltivare!

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