Carlyle Observer

Carlyle town council found itself debating curb replacement for some sections of the town following an increasing level of degradation of tarmac curbing used in some residential areas.

Malcolm Island, BC, 1983 A weathered cedar butt, rammed against a pile of upended logs, takes on the shape of a volcano.

Be positive. Be positive. Be positive. I feel if I keep repeating these two little words over and over again in my mind, eventually I will be able to turn any awful experience, moment or comment into something, well, positive.

After 20 years of preparing tax returns, Sheila Colpitts has retired from tax preparation, and has sold her tax business to a new concern.

It is always interesting when you meet someone for a story interview, but end up discussing past column opinions.

Well, we survived the holidays. As I previously wrote in my column a couple weeks ago, my significant other and I hosted his parents and my dad for Christmas dinner this year. And, I have to say, it went better than expected.

Pause for Reflection

Connie Davis will always remember her roots. She opened a natural wellness clinic - now named GrassRoots Natural Health and Wellness - in Estevan over two years ago, after a tragic event in her life led her discover the wonders of Thermography.

Winners of the 2010 YouthBiz E-Show were announced on December 10,2010. A total of $2,150 in prize money was awarded to students insoutheast Saskatchewan for their efforts in developing incrediblebusiness ideas and creating virtual tradeshow booths.

Nosing my vehicle up to the yellow line I stopped at the logging chain, stretched taut, that marked the end of the parking lane.