Carlyle Observer

Producers are starting fall field work such as weed control, harrowing, hauling bales, cleaning corrals and moving cattle to stubble fields.

Michael Graham, the co-ordinator of curriculum development for the South East Cornerstone Public School Division, led the division’s trustees down another new path of education exploration and experiences on during the recent school board meeting.

The Kindersley area generated the most cashflow, bringing in $5,811,151 for 20 leases and two exploration licenses totalling 7,591.560 hectares.

Around 100 people, dressed in their orange t-shirts, walked along Highway 9 from the White Bear Education Complex to the White Bear Veterans' Arena.

The stretch of road is from the junction of Highway 13 to the railroad tracks.

Co-op locations were busy, as people were eager to fill up their vehicles and support worthy causes.

Plenty of activity in the fields in September.

Ryan Allison has had some great experiences, and he's happy to be back home at Kenosee.