Carlyle Observer

The incandescent crimson sky I see each evening is beautiful and that coupled with the land and its people is heart warming.

The second annual Natural Health and Healing expo was held in Carlyle on July 6-7 and saw residents turning out to explore a range of alternative natural health products over the weekend.

If you grew up in rural Canada you are likely well aware of 4-H, with a rather good chance you have been involved with the organization at some point. That is not really surprising since 4-H is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.

Irene Doty reminisces on her time with the Air Cadet Movement and talks of the honour in receiving the Air Cadet League of Canada Medal of Honour award.

If Vancouver Canucks could somehow put that gigantic contract of Roberto Luongo's between the pipes next season, new coach John Tortorella's team might never give up a goal.

An elderly gentleman passed his granddaughter's room one night and overheard her repeating the alphabet in an oddly reverent way. "What on earth are you up to?" he asked. "I'm saying my prayers," explained the little girl.

On June 26, during a routine inspection public health inspectors discovered deficiencies at the Kenosee Superslides. "The public health inspectors routinely inspect pools all through the year, but they get all of the pools opening up for the summer..

I admit it, choosing a topic for this week's article is proving difficult.

Mosaic Stadium on Friday night has to be the highlight of the calendar year so far and we're already into the seventh month! Picture it; near perfect summer conditions (sunny, 26 degrees Celsius and no wind), a record crowd for a Saskatchewan Roughri

n with a bang, blowing out the Edmonton Eskimos at Commonwealth Stadium 39-18 Saturday afternoon before 35,869 fans.