Carlyle Observer

The Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance (SCGA) hosted its annual Safety Breakfast in Carlyle on Tuesday, April 4, in the morning at Carlyle Memorial Hall.

Community support abounded in Redvers on Friday, April 7, as they celebrated a ribbon cutting at Silver Lotus Boutique. Patricia Matthewson, along with her daughters Shayla and Makayla, have taken over from Patricia’s mother - Jocelyne Pedersen.

Tanya Robertson is celebrating Canada's 150 th anniversary with a sesquicentennial quilt - which she designed and created to pay homage to this country and its people.

The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to several calls between Friday, March 31 and Thursday, March 6. Statement from Staff Sgt.

Carlyle Town Council met Wednesday, April 5 at The Carlyle Civic Centre, Council's next-regularly-scheduled meeting will take place at 7 p.m.

Skate Canada - Saskatchewan and DUSO'S offer the Skater of the Month Award to recognize two skaters throughout the province and within the Skate Canada program with a $100 bursaries to each Skater of the Month.

The Moose Mountain Wildlife Federation marked the organization's 15 th anniversary at its annual fundraiser dinner and auction, Saturday, April 1 at Arcola's Prairie Place Hall.

Carlyle's Bertha Isleifson had a dream- to form a group of dedicated volunteers who would work to enhance the everyday lives of the residents of Moose Mountain Lodge (MML).

The Gordon F. Kells Junior Drama Club wowed a hometown crowd with their production of Dara Murphy's “They Eat Sunshine, Not Zebras.

Family physician Dr. Ishpinder Singh Ranu is a welcome addition to Carlyle's Primary Health Clinic. Dr Ranu, his wife Sapna and their son Fateh, 6, and daughter Savreen, 3months, have come to Carlyle after seven years in Calgary, where Dr.