Carlyle Observer

The ALS Avengers walked in Regina's 'Saskatchewan Walk for ALS' on Saturday, Sept. 16, and by press time, the area team raised $ 6, 967.10. “This isn't our final total,” says Leanne Van Dresar of Carlyle. “There are still some donations coming in.

The Kisbey Fire Department welcomed Chase, Marshall, and Skye from Adventure Bay and the popular kids show Paw Patrol for an afternoon of fun on Saturday, Sept. 9.

The First Annual Helen Needham Memorial Run hosted by friends and family was a success despite somewhat uncooperative weather; the cool and rainy weekend couldn’t keep people away. The event was held at the Manor Rodeo Grounds on Friday, Sept.

Arcola's Craft & Trade Show hosted over 70 vendors and hundreds of shoppers on Saturday, Sept.

The G.F. Kells High School is set to be a hub of activity on Nov. 17-18 with the girls 3A Provincial Volleyball to be held. Coach/Manager of the team Trent Johnson explains, “Carlyle will be the first gym and Oxbow will be the second gym.

Action at the 2 nd Annual Cougars’ Night Out – which included a golf tournament, dinner, and cabaret – was hosted on Saturday, Sept. 9.

Homespun - “The Biggest Little Craft Show in Saskatchewan” - celebrated its 31 st year in Carlyle on Saturday, Sept. 16 and Sunday, Sept. 17.

Congratulations to our Senior Golf Team of Lane Newell, Ethan Newell, Jarred Valentine, and Zach Romaniuk, for representing GFK at the SEDAA District Golf Tournament in Estevan.

The other day I received a text message from a high school friend, it read along the lines of, “I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news…” and she proceeded to tell me that one of our teachers had passed away that day.