Carlyle Observer

I recently was struck with an inner war in myself. I always thought that deciding whether or not a murderer should be free was an easy choice. If you kill someone, you should not get to live an exciting normal life after that.

Grade one students from White Bear Education Complex, Carlyle Elementary School, Arcola School, Pheasant Rump First Nation, Stoughton Central School, and Ocean Man First Nation gathered together for a day of learning at Prairie Place in Arcola.

At first glance, rural Saskatchewan, the smaller cities and the north might appear to be the big loser in Premier Brad Wall's recent cabinet shuffle.

The Carlyle chapter of Students Against Drunk Sriving recently teamed up with SGI for a seatbelt check and barbeque fundraiser in the Fields parking lot.

My record as a prognosticator is not good. Back in 1963, I remember telling friends that those four lads from Liverpool had a pretty good beat and great haircuts, but would never make it big with a silly name like the Beatles.

Rosalind Shepherd, from Whitebear First Nation, has been entering princess pageants at Pow Wows since she was 14 and is following in the footsteps of her princess mom and princess sister.

Buck-A-Rama, the annual event that sees cowboys take to three main events will be held June 13 and 14 beginning at 6 p.m. both days.

A safety culture for staff As Interim CEO of a health region and a long time employee in the health care field, I am no stranger to workplace injuries.

Gordon F Kells received a visit from two SGI safety squad workers last Thursday. Each class and grade level had the chance to listen to young adult workers talk to them about impaired driving on an understanding level.

On May 26 the Southeast Corner Racing Circuit (SCRC) held their first race of the season in Carlyle at the Bowan Rekken BKR Moto-X Track. A late start to the day came because of the overcast weather that was threatening to pour down.