Carlyle Observer

For the past 11 years the Wawota Acting Company has hosted an evening of entertainment to fundraise in support of World Vision. This year they held their production on Sunday, April 23, and they were able to raise $2,073 for World Vision.

Four area athletes brought home medals as they wrestled their way to the podium at the Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association's (SHSAA) Provincial Wrestling Championship. Seventeen-year-old Nathen Schmidt of Carlyle's Gordon F.

The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to several calls between Thursday, April 13 and Friday, April 21. Golf Carts Staff Sgt.

Seize the day! Take the opportunity before it’s too late! Never get too old to try something new! All great slogans, if you decide to follow their advice. This week I did.

For many years I asked myself, “Why did God exact such a terrible price in the death of his son Jesus?” My thinking was tied up in Old Testament sacrifice of dumb animals and blood that tried to buy forgiveness.

The Redvers and District Music Festival hosted their Competition Awards Program on Monday, April 10, at the United Church.

Manor native Tianna Kennett (pictured, centre) earned her place at the top of the podium at The Canadian Junior and Senior National Wrestling Championships March 24-26 in St. Catherines, Ontario.

Carlyle's Marlee Cormier (pictured, second from right) brought home a bronze medal from the 2017 USA Open and Junior International Karate Cup in Las Vegas.

In honour of her community service, Carlyle's Shayna Nicolay was named “Saskatchewan Changemaker” at WE Day March 18 in Saskatoon.