Carlyle Observer

Walking towards the gym, it is obvious that something special is going on behind closed doors. The music is pumping and cheers of support can be heard. Walking into the gym, it is like another world.

The three aims of my Easter Article are that it makes the reader laugh and cry, and that it resonates with some deep thought. The title propelled me well on my way.

Pink here. Pink there. Pink everywhere! Gordon F. Kells High School and Carlyle Elementary School teamed up for the first annual Anti-Bullying Awareness day.

Test Report - 2011 Ford Edge Limited From the outside, the re-designed 2011 Ford Edge Limited looks nothing like the Starship Enterprise from the "Star Trek" movies, but the moment you slip behind the wheel and start the car, you begin to wonder if S

I got a speeding ticket the other day. I hate when that happens. When I say "I hate when that happens", I don't mean I hate the officer who gave me the ticket.

Food for thought

Dear Editor: I have refrained from getting actively involved in the bed closure issue in Sun Country Health Region, having worked for a Health District in the past and understand that there are budgetary constraints involved.

Ping-Pong with a Purpose The atmosphere was electric as the teams faced off against each other in the ping-pong tournament at Wawota Parkland School on Thursday Apr. 14.

This morning I had the privilege of speaking to a radio audience on behalf of our local United Way.

Ratepayers from the R.M. of Moose Creek will vote and make their views known on May 2, 2011. In 1997, the Highway 361 project began with collaboration between the rural municipalities of Moose Creek, Browning, Benson and Cymri.