Carlyle Observer

Prairie historian Adrian Paton hosted a unique commemoration at his Arcola-area farm on Saturday July 30, as over 100 family members and friends gathered for a 'Legacy of the Land' ceremony.

Only about 15 percent of Canadians get enough regular physical activity. But it’s easier than you may think.

An Oxford philosopher was giving a lecture on the philosophy of language at Columbia University, and came to a curious aspect of the English language.

The Southeast SuperNovas Girls Softball team (pictured here) will compete at the Western Canadian Softball Championships, Aug. 4 to 7 in North Battleford.

Water is one of the quintessential elements of life and for those on the White Bear First Nations, clean drinking water, has been elusive as they have been under a water advisory for more than five years.

The legacy of the late Katie Vinge-Riddell - renowned Saskatchewan chef and owner of Forget's Happy Nun Cafe - will live on with the newly-created Katie Vinge-Riddell “Nailed It” Memorial Scholarship.

The Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to a variety of calls between Thursday, July 20, and Thursday morning, July 27.

Going around social media recently was an image of a gentleman from New Zealand who has the word "DEVAST8" – his nickname – written across his face.

Need a book. Take a book. Leave a book. Little Free Libraries are becoming popular. The small, birdhouse-like boxes are popping up in places like Redvers and Kenosee Lake, and are a fun way to encourage reading.