Carlyle Observer

During the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a lot of activity behind the frontlines. One such activity, not visible to the public eye, is a sewing project that is keeping frontline medical personnel safe.

The latest on COVID-19.

The Carlyle Memorial Hall is getting a make over. The facelift is a joint effort by the Town of Carlyle, the Hall Board and The Cornerstone Theatre Group. The town is paying $7,300.

Premier Scott Moe announced on Wednesday the province will be investing $7.5 billion over two years in a capital plan focused on stimulating Saskatchewan’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some farmers in southeast Saskatchewan have begun seeding crops for the 2020 growing season. This year conditions have made for a little later start, due to moisture and the lateness of the frost coming out of the ground.

The Estevan Eclipse Downhole Solutions U18 AAA Bears have announced the commitment of their first 12 players, including players from Carlyle, Arcola and Carievale.

Fast Trucking Service has found a way to support the employees that they had to lay off during these challenging times.

A soggy picnic not so bad

The ability of a two-letter preposition to change one’s perspective is powerful. As I mused on what I, we and the world have faced over the past and probably coming months, a well-known verse of Scripture took on new meaning for me this week.

Our hope in the Cross of Christ