Carlyle Observer

For the past two years, four-year-old Raina Miers of Carlyle has inspired family members and friends to form 'Raina's Crew' - a team of runners, walkers and most importantly, fundraisers - who support the Saskatchewan Down Syndrome Society through th

Carlyle Town Council held their regularly-scheduled meeting Wednesday, June 21 at the Carlyle Civic Centre. Council's next meeting will be held at 7 p.m., Wednesday, July 5 at the Civic Centre.

Retiring Town of Carlyle Superintendent of Public Works, Peter Robertson was honoured at a celebratory lunch at the Carlyle Civic Centre, Thursday, June 15 by members of council and his colleagues, past and present.

I always seem to think of things to say after I’m asked my opinion… I simply need a little time to organize what I want to say.

It’s an exercise that would be beneficial in all schools, Lauren Pinacie-Littlechief – facilitator – explains of the Blanket Exercise.

Cornerstone Family and Youth's Girls' Group wound up the year at their 'Light Up the Night' wind up party with special guest and speaker, Miss Universe Siera Bearchell (pictured).

How well do you know Canada? Answer the quiz and be entered to win two tickets to the Roughriders! Facebook us, email us, or drop off your answers at our office in Carlyle.

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 248 – Carlyle, is thankful for recent community support and in turn has also been doing its part within the area it serves. A very special act came from Garnet and Shelby Goud.

Have you, like me, ever wondered why you continue to pursue certain things in your life? Now I’m not talking about negative, illegal, and/or otherwise unhealthy choices, I’m talking about serving God and others in your particular way.

The Pope and a Rabbi were having a debate. The loser would leave Italy. The rabbi spoke no Italian, and the Pope spoke no Yiddish, so it would be a 'silent' debate. The Pope raised his hand and showed three fingers.