Carlyle Observer

It was another busy season for one of the last drive-in movie theatres in the province.

Three individuals have been charged in connection with the incident. Their whereabouts are unknown.

During the summer months, approximately 130 visitors had the opportunity to view the historic documents and more than 1,300 artifacts at the museum.

The harvest for the Farming for a Future fundraiser has begun. Shane and Ashley Valentine have donated 100 acres of farmland, with the revenues from the sale of the crops to be donated to the Carlyle Community Complex Foundation.

Sara East, Trina Battersby and Sarah Clauson have started their own separate practices.

Many people turned out to celebrate the milestone.

Burgers, hotdogs, salads and cold drinks were offered for free to those that came out.

The event, co-hosted with Arcola School, was held on Sept. 8 and 9.

Singers, dancers and drummers in different age groups participated in the powwow.

Producers are busy combining as well as harrowing harvested fields. Others are also moving livestock and getting ready for fall sales.