Carlyle Observer

Rodeo is returning to Arcola on Friday, August 11 after a 13-year hiatus and rodeo committee president Mike Wyatt says: “It'll be action-packed and awesome.” “It'll be our first rodeo in 13 years,” says Wyatt.

Although many western countries complain about a variety of things, people always put things into perspective by stating they are First World problems and that, “there’s children starving [insert country here].

The Estevan Tower Wolves captured the Harbourne Memorial Trophy after a hard-fought 6-5 victory over the Oxbow Chiefs at Kenosee Lake Ball Park, Sunday, July 30.

I’ve almost stopped reading, listening to or checking on-line for the news, a big change for a self-confessed news junkie; I never thought that day would come because frankly, I’ve always enjoyed keeping up with current local, national and internatio

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.