Carlyle Observer

Cutting is an equestrian event in the western riding style where a horse and rider are judged on their ability to separate a single animal away from a cattle herd and keep it away for a short period of time.

This week has been one of those weeks where several things ticked me off slightly. Things that should have made me much angrier only made me a little peeved off.

Just a few weeks ago the Knockaert family, Ray, Deecia, Dareeion, Turner, and Toree, received news that would change their lives forever.

In the June 22, 2012, edition of The Observer a story of a knight from Quebec, Vincent Gabriel Kirouac who was crossing the country to promote chivalry, appeared.

Week two of the Kenosee Lake Kitchen Party hosted 102 campers. With 21 instructors, each camper had quality, one-on-one instruction. Each camper learned a lot and greatly enjoyed their time at the camp.

Technology today can be absolutely amazing. Things such as FaceTime, Skype, Google, email, often help to bring people closer.

It is now a legitimate question: "What's wrong with the Saskatchewan Roughriders?" We've heard it, at times, over the course of the summer of 2012 but it never seemed like there was too much wrong with the Green & White.

The Board of Directors of Spectra Credit Union is moving forward with a recommendation to their members to merge with Affinity Credit Union which has its headquarters in Saskatoon but has a distinct presence throughout the province.

The dust was flying in every direction at Lion's Park on Saturday, as the summer's Southeast Saskatchewan Leisure Slo-Pitch teams all met up for an end of season tournament.

The notion that Saskatchewan's eight-year boom may be coming to end is a disturbing to people who have faced all too many economic ups and downs.