Carlyle Observer

An interview with Detachment Commander Darren Simons, and a joke or two…. “If you see anything out of the ordinary please contact us,” said Simmons.

While there are distinct categories in modern rodeos such as barrel racing and poll racing strictly only for females while only men compete bronco and bull riding, one young competitor would like to see some changes.

The Carlyle Cardinals are now a part of history in the Provincial Hall of Fame as of Saturday August 18. A group of 14 baseball team members from past to present attended the event in Regina for the weekend.

An interview with Constable Alexa Dubeau “While passing emergency vehicles please remain at 60 km. During my police training, they said that the most dangerous thing I will do is a traffic stop on a highway.

In the town of Wawota, there is a Raise the Rafters United Church built in 2016 on homemade pies. Well I guess not all on pies of course. There were also jams and jellies too.

The Carlyle Cardinals, formed in 1993, have an impressive list of wins but also a history dating back even further to the 1900’s. One former name of the local team was the Carlyle Astros while another was the Lakers.

Meet some o the fireman! Even thought the extreme heat caused less of a turn out from the public at the Fireman’s golf match in Carlyle on Saturday Aug.

An interview with Detachment Commander Darren Simons The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to several calls service from Thursday, July 26 to the morning of Thursday, August 2.

Carter Morrison is the spokesperson for the Ronald McDonald House and has appeared on its behalf at numerous events to help raise funds and awareness.

Because I am a lover of words, I’ve got three particular quotes attached to the bookcase above my desk. To be more explicit, however, I am a lover of words that are both meaningful and skillfully executed into expressions of value.