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The Observer welcomes a new freelance reporter

The Observer welcomes a new freelance reporter

Lori Hoffort is excited to join the Carlyle Observer team as a freelance reporter.
Column: What is in a name?

Column: What is in a name?

An opinion piece on the names that we give our kids.
Moose Mountain Snowmobile Club helps people have winter fun

Moose Mountain Snowmobile Club helps people have winter fun

The Moose Mountain Snowmobile Club is looking forward to another season of outdoor winter fun.
Karate kids and adults attend provincial event in Carlyle

Karate kids and adults attend provincial event in Carlyle

A large number of competitors converged on Carlyle for a martial arts competition.
Carlyle journeyman recognized for outstanding achievement

Carlyle journeyman recognized for outstanding achievement

Journeyman electrician takes on apprenticeship in plumbing and gas fitting to build on family business.
Arcola Toy Show raises money for a special cause

Arcola Toy Show raises money for a special cause

The annual Arcola Toy Show attracted hundreds of people and supported a woman facing a medical battle.
Water is being released from Rafferty Reservoir and Grant Devine Lake

Water is being released from Rafferty Reservoir and Grant Devine Lake

The Water Security Agency says water is currently being released from both Rafferty Reservoir and Grant Devine Lake.
Argyle Fire Department receives Farm Credit Canada grant

Argyle Fire Department receives Farm Credit Canada grant

Farm Credit Canada recently stepped forward with a donation to the RM of Argyle's fire department.
Lithium drives $1.2 million subsurface mineral offering in Saskatchewan

Lithium drives $1.2 million subsurface mineral offering in Saskatchewan

Southeast Saskatchewan created a lot of interest in the Government of Saskatchewan's subsurface mineral public offering.
Proposed daycare looking to meet community needs in Lampman

Proposed daycare looking to meet community needs in Lampman

Little Leaper's Early Learning Centre said that in conjunction with the Government of Saskatchewan's list of approved new child-care facilities and expansions, the board for the learning centre has been given the green light for the start of a new 30-space child-care facility in Lampman.
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