Carlyle Observer

Act One Productions from Alida will be celebrating 25 years of theatre this March. The organization raises funds for community projects, while providing an evening of entertainment.

Credit cards… We need them to build credit and we’re told that they’re a part of the way the financial world works these days. Which, it definitely comes in handy when you’re buying stuff online.

The Wawota Flyers and the Carlyle PureChem Cougars faced-off against each other on Saturday, Dec. 10, in Wawota.

The setting for this year’s Lampman Community Theatre (LCT) was a comedic journey revolving around small town living and being storm stayed at the local Legion.

It may be cold and snowy in southeastern Saskatchewan, but being outside can still offer fun and excitement.

Carlyle Elementary School welcomed two actor/directors from the Missoula Children's Theatre for the theatre company's annual visit to the school- and by the end of their week-long session at CES, director/actors Erica Diederich and Joe Godburn- along

Carlyle's Andrew Kehler is closing out his high school football career with an award-winning season, even though his team- the Estevan Elecs- had what coach Mark Schott calls “a disappointing season,” finishing at the bottom of the Moose Jaw High Sch

Moose Mountain Elks Lodge #483 in Kisbey had the honour of a visit from Provincial President of the Saskatchewan Association, Lady June Tarr of Craven and her husband, Past President Bill Tarr , Thursday, Dec. 8 at the Kisbey Rec Centre.

The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to several files from Thursday, Dec. 1 to Friday, Dec. 9. Sudden death A tragic sudden death occurred in the Antler area. 911 call(s) Members responded to one emergency 911 call.