Carlyle Observer

*RECOVERED**. Stolen Vehicle A Black Dodge 3500 with a flat deck, SK marker 942 EGS, has been stolen from Redvers. Vehicle recently observed travelling south of Redvers.

The edtitor: As a concerned citizen and taxpayer of the town of Carlyle, I want to bring the proposed new splash park to your attention. The proposed location is in Centennial Park, which is on the corner of Main Street and Mountain Drive.

The editor: “Every single Canadian wants to see less gun violence and safer communities.” While I would agree with the sentiment of that statement from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, I disagree with the way he intends to get there.

Despite the COVID-19 restrictions, the legion continues to meet each month and conduct business via Zoom meetings.

Kipling Leisure Services held its first-ever Winter Scavenger Hunt on Feb. 16 and 17. Fifteen clues were listed on Feb.

Everything has to be done just a little bit different these days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Community Futures (CF) Sunrise will be hosting an interactive and practical workshop series for communities in southeast Saskatchewan, called Business Retention and Expansion: Helping your Community Thrive.

The February Candlelight Skiing in the Moose Mountain Provincial Park was a beautiful and scenic night for participants. The trail was 1.6 kilometres in and you followed the same 1.6-kilometre trail out – lit up the whole way by candles.

The Carnduff Curling Club has received a boost after winning a provincial contest. Carnduff finished first in the Affinity Credit Union Season of Curling competition.

Alex Runions, originally from Kipling and now living in Saskatoon, was recently nominated by the Saskatchewan Country Music Association Awards in the category Songwriter of the Year for being one of the composers of I’ll Cheers To That.