Carlyle Observer

Vaccines are allowing us to win the fight against COVID-19, as Premier Scott Moe hoped and predicted they would. This is very good news.

The end of the year is approaching and so are the Grade 10-12 final exams. On June 22, in the morning, the Grade 11s write ELA 20 and the Grade 12s write social studies 30.

There is great news for summer camps at Kenosee Lake, as Saskatchewan COVID-19 restrictions have changed in order to allow for overnight camps again.

As summer takes its hold over the Prairies and COVID restrictions start to loosen their grip over the region, the height of summer activities slowly start to begin.

What began as an ordinary round of golf ended in a major milestone for local golfer Jacky Lothian when she shot her very first hole in one earlier this month. Lothian made the extraordinary shot at hole No.

A strong and growing number of people in Saskatchewan are getting vaccinated. This is driving down COVID-19 case numbers, hospitalizations and helping to ease public health orders.

The walk-in counselling program at the Envision Counselling and Support Centre has only been operating since 2019, but it is already getting an update and name change.

Whispering Angels Healing is a new business that offers a variety of holistic health and healing services to the residents of southeastern Saskatchewan. The business is co-owned by Shirley Rehm and her son, Terry Rehm.

Lorrissa Stigings works hard to feed her community. She’s the owner and operator of Fresh From The Garden, a small-scale agriculture business that provides locally-grown, chemical-free produce and farm-fresh eggs to residents of the Carlyle area.

At their respective annual general meetings (AGM), the members of both Borderland and Hometown Co-ops have voted to approve a special resolution to move forward with the amalgamation proposed in April.