Carlyle Observer

He is experiencing the wear and tear of time, but he doesn’t complain.

This class has learned to persevere and adapt in the face of the pandemic.

Guides really started to blossom in the 1950s and 1960s.

Saskatchewan Agriculture's Crop Report for the period May 17-23

Three presenters discussed the importance of communication in presentations to Cornerstone board.

Roofs remain the priority for school division.

The Carlyle RCMP said good-bye this week to a former employee and valued friend. John Pirlot passed away peacefully in his Carlyle home at the age of 87. John worked 12 years as a guard for the Carlyle RCMP and will be greatly missed.  

Krystle Zoer says she will always be on medication for her depression, but that is OK.

Brian finds himself asking at times who the real victim of dementia is. The question is not an easy one to answer for him.

The Friesen’s have big dreams for their new business. Soon they plan to have an outdoor patio, a couple of golf simulators and a lounge where one can watch their favourite sports teams in action.