Carlyle Observer

Missoula Children’s Theatre hit the stage at Carlyle Elementary School on Friday Nov. 2. This year’s production was titled “Jack and the Beanstalk”. The theatre company, based out of Missoula Montana, travels throughout North America and the world.

A family member from the prairies recently visited us and it was not only a delightful time together, her constant remarks prompted this week’s article. “Just look at those colours,” she’d repeat regularly and often.

The Kingdom of God’s loving presence

I was in my second year of university when a discussion broke out just prior to class between people who had strong opinions on the events of an upcoming Remembrance Day.

• I am not a reporter, and no, I don't want to play one on TV either. That said, I just try and give an entertaining synopsis about what we deal with on a weekly basis.

From October 22 to 24 the Carlyle Sports Arena hosted a hockey instruction school for participating hockey players. The workouts were free for all minor hockey players.

Winter is coming, and so is the Carlyle Dickens Village Festival! It feels early, doesn’t it? For winter to be approaching? I mean, the beginning of November and communities are preparing for Remembrance Day events ; but the snow reminds us of the ap

Gord Hunter, who is the author of the book, “No-Badge Killock”, was at the Southeast Regional library in Carlyle on Tuesday, Oct. 22 doing a promotion for his book.

Farmers once again find themselves in a race against time and the weather. From the first sunny days in August, this year’s harvest has been a challenge. Weather just did not co-operate, but finally the crop is close to being in the bin.