Carlyle Observer

• 911 is for an emergency. Now we hate to get technical, however, just because an individual thinks it is an emergency does not mean it is an emergency.

Friday night, May 31, the Carlyle Memorial Theatre played host to the Kenosee Lake Kitchen Party Variety Show.

Ending the stigma of Mental Health was the focus of the Mental Health and Suicide Awareness Night May 30 at the Happy Gang Club in Carlyle.

Grade 10-12 Final Exam schedule Grade 10-12 students have final exams coming up soon.

Minimalism and how to change the world

Approximately six months ago we received the exciting news: Granddaughter Sarah is getting married! Actually, though, excitement is too mild a descriptive but you get what I mean – we were over the moon.

Just a handful of coins?

Hey, Boo Boo? What have you got in that pic-a-nic basket? While that may bring back fond memories of Yogi the Bear in the cartoons we all grew up with or watched with our children, picnic baskets were not the food of choice for local bears in recent

“Whoa” was all I could mutter, swerving sharply to the left. Avoiding this guy took some mighty quick reactions. It was Friday afternoon; the weather was absolutely gorgeous and half the population of our town seemed to be grocery shopping.

Where were you when the world stopped turning? While that song brings back memories for those who lived through 9/11 for others it is just a song. For Canadians who lived through April 6, 2018, remembering hurts.