Carlyle Observer

Carlyle RV & Leisure is celebrating its 20 th anniversary, and although owners Ron Mitchell and Kelly Dew have witnessed both demographic and technological change in their industry, both men say their commitment to customer service remains unchanged.

“It's just something we do,” says Carlyle Fire and Rescue Chief Trent Lee. “It was a proud moment to get provincial recognition for something that we love to do. But we didn't expect it.” Lee and R.M.

Vincent Murphy a Regina based performer and playwright was welcomed to Carlyle on Saturday, Nov. 7, to perform his original piece, “Tommy Goes to War.

Her husband had been slipping in and out of a coma when suddenly he motioned for his wife to come closer. "You know,” he said, when I got fired, when I went bankrupt, when I got shot by a burglar, when we lost the house, you were always there.

The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to 111 calls to service between Thursday, Oct. 29 and Friday, Nov. 6. RCMP executed a search warrant at a rural location north of Arcola.

Councillors for the Town of Carlyle met on Wednesday, Nov. 4, to discuss various matters regarding the town from tax enforcement to the Multi Material Recycling Program.

I seem to be thinking a lot about Australia lately: From September 2011 to February 2012 I called it home and while there I was missing Canada, but being back here I’m now missing Australia.

High school athletics were busy on the weekend with girls volleyball conferences hosted on Saturday, Nov. 7. Locally Lampman hosted the 2A Girls South Conference 1 competition, while Carlyle hosted the 3A Girls South Conference 3 competition.

Presumed consent makes sense By Lynne Bell Until recently, I was unaware of the “presumed consent model” regarding organ donation.

The Roaming Gnome, a fun way to support local business, is back again! For the fifth year in a row The Observer and local businesses will come together adding a little extra excitement to shopping in Carlyle.