Carlyle Observer

Mary Campbell passed away at Newhope Pioneer Lodge, Stoughton, Sask. on Saturday, January 27, 2018 at the age of 71 years.

Even without the snow - and snowmobiles - the Arcola Optimist Club celebrated its annual snowmobile rally in style, awarding in excess of $30,000 in prizes to the hundreds of sledders and non-sledders from near and far who filled Arcola's Prairie Pla

A men’s curling team with local connections is competing at the SaskTel Tankard being hosted in Estevan: Jan. 31 – Feb. 4. Andrea McEwen of Carlyle is coaching Team Stewart, which is skipped by Brayden Stewart of Maryfield.

The Prairie Women on Snowmobiles is a non-profit organization, which focuses on raising awareness of cancer – specifically breast cancer. Through a common hobby of snowmobiling, the participating riders raise funds for breast cancer research.

Awhile ago on Netflix I came across a quirky show called “No Tomorrow.” It’s a single season, with 13 episodes. The series ran from Oct. 4, 2016, Jan. 17, 2017.

Cornerstone Family and Youth's annual general meeting was held Tuesday, Jan. 16. the non-profit organization's coordinator Jenn Sedor summed up 2017 by saying: “2017 was a really strong year.

Bud Phenix is a man of few words - except when it comes to chronicling cowboy life and prairie history in his poetry. “I was born near Saskairie and I cowboyed for about 25 years,” says the 78-year-old Carlyle resident. “Mostly in Saskatchewan.

I’ll the first to admit that it’s not always easy to feel compassion for some folks in some situations but having said that, I’m not proud of that kind of exclusivity when it crops up in my mind and heart.

A man spoke frantically on the phone: “My wife is having a baby and the contractions are only two minutes apart!” “Is this her first child?” the doctor asked. “No,” the man shouted.