Carlyle Observer

Momentum has started toward Volume 2 of Carlyle and District History. More than 200 family histories have been submitted along with the stories of many businesses and groups.

We West Coast dwellers have had to eat a log of humble pie this winter. The weather's been lousy, eliminating all climate-related bragging rights.

This past two weeks Stoughton school Band, Miranda Campbell, Austin Cameron, Madison Campbell, Shannon Belanger, Rhett Folk, Evan Laforet, Lorne Mitchell, Samantha Belanger, Declan Cameron, and Kaylee Bjarneson and the band teacher Kevin Dyck took a

The G.F. Kells Junior and Senior Drama Clubs are both looking forward to competing at the Regional Festival in Oxbow on March 30 and 31.

Now that it has been made official that Saskatchewan has been approached by an anonymous group interested in bringing an NHL team to Saskatoon, is it a real possibility?After TSN's Bob McKenzie wrote his column on the possibility of the NHL finding a

It can be both a trying time, and a relief, when children draw near to school age. For parents all over Canada, concerns about children's readiness to begin their academic career can cause some sleepless nights.

The White Bear Memorial hockey tournament began this past Saturday with a spiritual centered opening ceremony. During these ceremonies, prayers were said, as some of the men of the communities played the traditional native drums.

The Carlyle location of Fields, shown here, has been possibly saved by a decision to purchase the store from HBC by a third party. HBC had announced the closing of all Fields stores in December of last year.

He hasn't played a single game in the big leagues yet, but Bryce Harper may already be more of a household name than 80 per cent of Major League Baseball players. If he's not a household name where you happen to live, just wait.

Sunday March 18th was the club's Ice Carnival. The theme was Skating with the Stars. Attendance was great and the participating skaters did an awesome job. We'd like to thank the guest skaters, Grace Smyth & Shelby Hall.