Carlyle Observer

Students have been participating in a cohort competition. The next few weeks the gtudent leadership team has organized cohort, socially distanced, paper airplane contests. Each week is a different challenge: distance, accuracy, and hang time.

"I do a lot of golfing," says John Pott of Carlyle. "If it's not raining I'm golfing.” Pott has been out golfing since April 3 this year. So far this spring he's golfed 20 9-hole rounds and 19 18-hole games. Not bad for, as he says, “an old guy.

The Carlyle Golf Course had a good start to the season back in April with great summer-like weather.

When we think of a Tribute to Essential Workers, Justin Troendle of KNR Courier 2013 comes to mind. How can we get by without a courier service? He's dependable, and we rely on him day after day after day.

When you think about essentials and who they are, you probably think of that nurse that you know, or maybe that friend that works at the grocery store.

Pink or purple, short or tall, annual or perennial...JMK Greenhouse has it all. Mike and Jennifer Kernahan, owners of JMK Greenhouse in Corning, opened for business back in 2000 and are now in their 22nd season.

I hope everyone had a good long weekend and got to do whatever it was you were planning on doing or getting done. Usually this long weekend in May means camping for many of you, but it may have been on the chilly side this year.

In the Christian tradition, we’ve just celebrated the Easter season but here’s a detail I’ve never heard addressed: following His resurrection, why was the napkin that covered the face of Jesus in the tomb, folded? In recording details of His death a

The Government of Saskatchewan is welcoming the announcement by Ceres Global Ag of its plans to build a new US $350 million integrated canola crush facility at Northgate.

When I am sad, I sing, and then others are sad with me. That reminds me of a tongue in cheek remark my oldest brother made when I told him that when I was portraying Judas in the Passion Play, some members of the audience were moved to tears.