Carlyle Observer

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.

Pause for Reflection

Carlyle will be getting a jolt on the business side when Main Street will see the opening of a new store. Wednesday, Jan. 13 has been set aside for the official grand opening of The Eight Word Café, a coffee-shop/restaurant opening on Main Street.

Welcome to the New Year, and welcome to 2011! It looks to me like the great science fiction author Arthur C.