Carlyle Observer

The house next door is getting a major facelift and in the process its façade is being removed. Let me explain.

Story:In addition to holding basically a lifetime interest in agriculture I also happen to be a fan of science fiction. The two areas of interest occasionally converge, and frankly I am never sure if that is a good thing, or a bad one.

Music is everywhere around us all the time. It is another language that people understand, but a language not everyone can speak; everyone can appreciate music, yet may not be able to play an instrument.

By Coriandré Lawrence Katie Matthewson was grief stricken and overwhelmed with self-loathing.

The math professor's six-year-old son knocks at the door of his father's study. "Dad", he says. "I need help with a math problem I couldn't do at school." "Sure, just tell me what's bothering you.

Almost every day unexpected events happened around the world which make innocent people victims.

Without a lot of fanfare Federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart announced the launch of the Growing Forward 2 agricultural policy framework in Saskatchewan.

A full house on Saturday, April 27, at Prairie Place Hall in Arcola was captivated by the wonderful talent of local dancers during Marley's Dance Effex Arcola and Area Recital.

Blake Berglund was only 10 years-old at the time and was in his mother's vehicle doing their routine trip from Kennedy, SK to Langbank to pick up groceries. The radio was tuned to 104.9FM The Wolf when he first heard the song.

The Carlyle Figure Skating Club has recently finished their first ever Spring Skating School, which was a great success. Last year a group of 15 skaters and their coach, Dawn Dyer, travelled to Alameda where ice remained to continue training.