Carlyle Observer

Powell River’s fifth annual Pacific Region International Symphony Music Academy (PRISMA) closed last evening.

The community of Redvers welcomed a new business on May 4, Bedrock Berries & Baskets, opened and recently hosted their Grand Opening on Saturday, June 24.

The Friends of Moose Mountain Lodge - with the help of generous volunteers and local businesses - kicked off the Canada 150 celebration season with a red and white-themed tea party at the Lodge on Thursday, June 22.

The Stoughton Branch Library is hosting a fundraiser on Thursday, June 15 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Being held just outside the library will be a BBQ and book sale, as well as donated raffle items and a silent auction.

Around the world, Canadian Citizenship is one of the most highly sought after citizenships in the world. Canada is seen as a country of opportunity, which has a reputation of being friendly and welcoming.

The Carlyle and District Lions welcomed a group of motorcycle riders raising money for the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides.

Six local CrossFit teams with Living Skies CrossFit in Carlyle have returned from the eighth annual Spring Fling competition which was held in Regina on June 17 – 18.

The second annual Round-Up Ready Rodeo held in Kennedy was another success. The event was developed by Natasha Romanow and Jaime Balon who wanted to bring families together to participate and enjoy a day of rodeo together.

Have a fun and safe summer! In the fall, the first day of regular classes for students is Tuesday, September 5, at 9:00AM.

The Alameda Fishing Derby was a success despite the uncooperative Saskatchewan weather. Although cold and windy, a total of 235 anglers were out to try their luck in catching a big one out at the Alameda Dam.