Carlyle Observer

Who doesn't love playoff hockey? MOMS, that's who, it's too nerve racking to watch and not be able to do anything but cheer, you think the louder you cheer the faster they'll skate or the better they'll shoot, but in the end it comes down to the kids

The Carlyle Lions continued their history of fundraising successes with their 21st annual dinner and auction held at Memorial Hall in Carlyle on Thursday, March 1st.

As public expectations for health care have increased over the past 60 years, so have public expectations of ambulance services in Saskatchewan increased.

An archaeologist digging in the Negev Desert in Israel came upon a mummy. He called the curator of a museum and exclaimed, "I've just discovered a 3,000 year-old mummy of a man who died of heart failure!" The curator replied, "Bring him in.

Is it possible a golfer could be rated among the Top 10 of all time even though he has never been ranked No.

Carlyle's annual Dickens Village Festival celebrated another successful year in 2011, and 2012, with it auspiciously coinciding with Dickens' 200th birthday promises to be a bigger hit still, as it will be the 10th year for the community's signature

Most pet owners have heard the word "parvo" but few have a true understanding of this swift moving and devastating virus. Parvo is one of the most contagious viruses around and one of the most costly to treat.

The Band Trip to Edmonton is March 17th to 20th. Best of luck to all. Just a friendly reminder from Mr. Dyck to "practice." The Easter Break California Trip is coming up soon.

On February 15th, the grade 2/3 Jump Rope for Heart Club held their Jump Off. This year we had 39 students take part. Together the students raised $4790.

Nearly a year after construction first broke ground on Railway Ave. West, the Western Star Hotel is now open for business in Carlyle.