Carlyle Observer

The Stoughton Swimming Pool presented the play “Somebody Famous” on Nov. 18, 29, 25, 26, and Dec. 2 to a packed Legion Hall.

Well… snow makes it official… it finally feels like winter, although the temperature is still fairly mild, we’ve officially passed fall. And, to be honest if it stays between the -10 and -20 (without wind chill) and snows, I’d be perfectly happy.

(Note: The gamesheet for the match in Yellow Grass was unavailable at time of printing.) The Carlyle PureChem Cougars had back to back games last week playing in Yellow Grass against the Wheat Kings on Thursday, Nov.

With a fresh layer of snow and the spirit of Christmas, many people think to make donations, and the Carlyle and District Food Bank is one to keep in mind.

The Redvers Health Foundation was pleased to meet with Dr. Melissa Nicholls Duncan to sign a four year contract which will take effect August 1, 2017.

The Redvers Adult Drama Club hosts an annual, much-anticipated, drama production each year. This year they decided to perform the two-act comedy by Jones, Hope and Wooten called, “Farce of Nature.” The dinner theatre was hosted for three days.

The Moose Mountain Health Care Committee’s annual Christmas gala was attended by 170 individuals. There to enjoy an evening together, delicious food, and entertainment, all enjoyed their evening.

I began Christmas shopping in earnest yesterday; well, I purchased one gift so that counts, doesn’t it? The combination of age-related lack of desire to hit the malls, a pared-down revenue stream and the realization that I have a lot of treasured stu

Katie Vinge-Chef/Owner of Forget's The Happy Nun Cafe and a successful Saskatchewan entrepreneur-recently spoke in Weyburn, at the invitation of Community Futures and Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan.