Carlyle Observer

It’s that time of year again, the New Hope Horse Club is presenting its fourth annual Rough N’ Ready Roughstock Rodeo in Stoughton on Sept. 5 at 5 p.m. Located at the Stoughton Fairgrounds there’s fun and activities for all ages.

The other day we decided to host a volleyball camp, a first for us, for youth in grades four to six. With a lot of sports, kids get to start playing them right away, but for some reason volleyball isn’t started until grade six or seven, usually.

Over a decade ago Will Elliot and Michele Amy developed an idea, which quickly evolved into a dream, of hosting a music camp at the Kenosee Lake Boys and Girls Camp.

Forever is a long time… By Kelly Running Bring on the change. In Canada politicians, namely our prime ministers, can basically be in power forever, well, in a sense. In Canada the prime minister does not have a fixed term that they serve for.

In rural Ireland Murphy was selling chicken burgers. These became very popular based on an old family recipe. Before long Murphy began exporting to Europe. Little did anyone know he had been mixing horsemeat with the chicken.

The Happy Nun Cafe is something of a local legend, but recently, the Forget cafe and venue for all things cultural is garnering attention from beyond this corner of the province.

The Redcoat Rebels volleyball team hosted 45 players from 21 Saskatchewan communities at their 2015 Summer Skills Development Camp, held Aug. 21 and 22 at Carlyle's Gordon F. Kells High School.

The team from White Bear Lake Golf Course won the coveted 2015 Ryder Cup Challenge over Team Kenosee during the 15 th edition of the Ryder Cup challenge held at both courses on Aug. 22 and 23.

Carlyle town council voted unanimously to rename Carlyle's public works building the Roy Olmstead Public Works Building at their Wed., August 19 meeting.