Carlyle Observer

The Carlyle & District Lions Club entered March like a lion - as members hosted their annual fundraising supper, raffle and auction.

Carlyle Collision, located at 102 Railway Ave. W. is now under new ownership as of Wednesday, Feb. 14; excited for the new venture are Kyle Whitman and Mariah Dayman who now own the business.

[SASKATOON] – After a successful 50-year-long career in Saskatchewan’s oil and gas industry, Ron and Shirley Carson & family have made a $1 million gift to Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation as a way of saying ‘thank you’ to the families of

The Carlyle RCMP responded to several calls from Thursday, Feb. 22 to Thursday, March 1. Corporal James Barnett of the Carlyle detachment says that during this period, police dealt with an especially concerning sitiation. “On a weekday at about 9 a.

(Updated as of Monday, March 5) Action in the Big Six League is coming ever closer to a close as teams compete in a best of five semifinal series.

It was an exciting game… I was up until like 2 a.m. watching, and hoping that the Canadian Women’s Hockey Team could clench gold at the Olympics. It was a great game.

The Carlyle PureChem Cougars put up a battle throughout the season, able to make their way into the final seed of Big Six Playoff action. They came up against the tough, seeded as first place after the regular season, Carnduff Red Devils.

Three-year-old Daytona Maygard is “full of personality, strong-willed and stubborn,” according to her mother, Jade Maygard. “She loves babies, kids, animals and people.

If you look at a flower . . . Why do flowers bloom? They bloom because at some point it becomes too painful not to bloom. It becomes too painful to stay in the bud. And so, they just have to break forth and bloom.