Carlyle Observer

Relentless rain and wind today but the trees hardly moved; needle-straight and bereft of foliage on the greatest part of their trunks, most stand in close proximity to each other.

When did you last take off your shoes to feel the warmth of God’s creation? When did you last rejoice at the start of day, rejoice that you had sight, a sense of smell, a passion for love? As God’s family we stand on holy ground.

The Southeast Compassionate Response Team and RPCI Greyston Bereavement Centre is bringing Duane T. Bowers to Weyburn for an Impact of Trauma on Others/Traumatic Impact on Self presentation.

Carlyle's Blair Andrew has combined his love for flying and his love for animals to become an airborne animal rescuer, as a volunteer with Pilots N Paws Canada.

Once again the Southeast District Athletic Association (SEDAA) hosted their Senior Golf Districts at Golf Kenosee on Tuesday, Sept. 15, on a cool, misty, foggy day.

The Prairie Dog Drive-In enjoyed another successful season this summer having held their final movie on Friday, Sept. 11. The movie which closed the season was the same one to have opened it: Dark Forest.

The community of Kisbey celebrated Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's record-breaking reign with a ceremony and celebratory lunch for over 100 people at the village's recreation centre on Wednesday, Sept. 9.

Just over a year ago, a group of friends from Arcola found a typical game of war transformed into a dramatic rescue of one of their own, resulting in six young men receiving Certificates of Commendation from the Governor General of Canada for “an act

Forget's Happy Nun Cafe set the scene for the latest SaskScapes podcast taping, Friday, Sept. 11. The host of SaskScapes, Saskatoon broadcaster, Kevin Power, says, “The world is listening to Saskatchewan's stories.

For 19 years an annual tradition has grown as the Golf Kenosee 55+ Tournament has become a mainstay. A group of gentlemen, including Dennis Gustafson and Roy Arndt, began the tradition. The Observer happened upon them during their game.