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Gordon F. Kells High School Cougar Corner

Parents are reminded that we need help to assemble the pizzas on March 10. This is for the Literacy Fundraiser. Our last pizza making day turned out to be a lot of fun for the School Community Council members, staff, and parents who attended.

International Women's Day

March 8 is annually recognized as International Women's Day. An occasion marked by women's groups all over the world to celebrate women's efforts over the years to attain justice and equality for themselves and their children.
Weekly RCMP report

Weekly RCMP report

On the week of Friday, Feb. 17 to Thursday, Feb. 23, the Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to a total of 46 calls. Calls for the 17th started with a request to check an abandoned vehicle spotted at the roadside.
Harbour View named as one of the top ten B&Bs in Sask.

Harbour View named as one of the top ten B&Bs in Sask.

The Saskatchewan Bed and Breakfast Association has identified the Top Ten B&Bs in Saskatchewan, based on feedback from guests.
"She's a remarkable girl", Stoughton mobilizing for family of seriously ill girl

"She's a remarkable girl", Stoughton mobilizing for family of seriously ill girl

The community of Stoughton is pulling out all stops in their attempt to raise financial support for Shanara Gall, a 19-year-old girl from the community. It was only on Thursday, Feb.

Boil water advisory in effect once again

A Precautionary Water Advisory (PDWA) is in effect for anyone who uses water from the City of Weyburn Water Treatment Plant.

Stoughton Central School

This past month Stoughton Central School received the wonderful and exciting news that we will be going to Telamiracle! The eager hard working students are rivaling in friendly combat against each grade to raise the most money with events such as, pe

Conservation award goes to key player

Agricultural steward, conservationist and community leader are all titles describing the 2011 Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor's Greenwing Conservation Award recipient Vicki East. The Honourable Dr. Gordon L.

Few surprises in Carlyle budget

The budget for the 2012 year was accepted by motion at the Carlyle town council meeting on Feb. 22, and holds few surprises, though there are a couple of increases.
Immigration minister visits Estevan

Immigration minister visits Estevan

The labour shortage in southeast Saskatchewan has been well known in this area for some time. However, it is now drawing the attention of the federal government.