Carlyle Observer

Chenelle and Sasha Mitchell, sisters from Carlyle, have been playing ball all of their lives. They both began at the age of five when they were old enough to start T-ball. As they grew, they succeeded in becoming top athletes.

Hallowe'en is coming quickly. Ghosts, ghouls, goblins, princesses, superheroes, and more will be flocking to the streets as they trick or treat.

Naming six current tennis professionals isn't that difficult for most Canadian sports fans. You start with Nadal, then Federer, Andy Murray, Venus and Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova. For a bonus point, most could come up with Novak Djokovic.

More than just shedding light on an individual's personal and tragic ordeals, the sweeping media coverage of a young Vancouver girl's suicide has raised our awareness of a much broader issue-bullying.

Less and less people have a tie to farming, but as a sector agriculture remains an important one not just on the Canadian Prairies, but around the world.

Fourteen years ago the Alida Rec. Board decided to host a haunted house, which will continue again this year. "It started off very slow. Local kids would come and go through eight times each, but it has built up since then.

Time goes by so fast! It is already winter like weather. The people, like me, who are over the middle ages, may have the same feeling. It assumes that the length of time is same always. But we feel that time goes faster than before.

Katie Walter always knew owning her own business would be something she would enjoy. She never knew what would bring her this dream; yet, she has found something she loves to do.

On Sunday, Oct. 14 at 2:30 p.m., a concert was held at the Kisbey Rec Centre. The Knorr Kids of Regina were brought by Fern Rebekah Lodge #33 to perform old time hits.

The road to the 2012 CFL playoffs took a detour.