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My father, the hands-on guy

My father, the hands-on guy

As I stare at the computer thinking about what to write about my father for Father's Day, a sea of memories comes crashing back to me. I never realized the amount of things my dad has done for me until this moment.
Buck-A-Rama provides great entertainment

Buck-A-Rama provides great entertainment

Bear Claw Casino hosted their annual Buck-A-Rama June 13 and 14. Great entertainment was enjoyed by many. Though rain threatened both days the show went on. Riders from across Canada and a few Australian cowboys attended the rodeo.
Multipurpose building closer to goal

Multipurpose building closer to goal

Last year a fire claimed the Arcola Fair and Stampede Board's barn. Rebounding from the loss the Fair Board has decided to erect a multipurpose building in its place.
The meaning of a t-shirt

The meaning of a t-shirt

The other day, as I went out for groceries, I wore a shirt with a portrait on it.

History book news: "Blacktop to Black Gold"

Before summer is in full swing, the History Book Committee met to plan their next steps. We have presold 220 books on our way to publication.
Canada's National Aboriginal Day

Canada's National Aboriginal Day

In 1996 Canada's governor general proclaimed June 21 as National Aboriginal Day.
Canada Day celebrations

Canada Day celebrations

July 1 will mark Canada's 145th birthday. To mark this great day, which celebrates our diverse cultures and great love of our nation there will be multiple events held around the area.
Boogie Fest just around the corner

Boogie Fest just around the corner

Boogie Fest is nearly here! The 11th annual event is set to take place on June 22 and 23, which will see a flood of motorbikes come to Carlyle. The event has grown from 37 bikes the first year to 137 that came out last year.

Stay safe this summer

As summer quickly approaches, more and more people flock to the lake. The sun is shining around Carlyle, and has brought us several enjoyable days outside.

Why Sask. booze prices are so high

The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) made $442 million in 2010-11, $215 million of which came from profits from the sale of alcohol.