Carlyle Observer

Again we’re going political here, agree or disagree, these are simply my thoughts and since we live in Canada we all have the freedom to voice them. Now the election’s over, but maybe next time they can touch on actual issues.

The Arcola Optimists have been hard at work updating and preparing for the first movie weekend of the season at the MacMurray Theatre. The theatre saw a makeover this year and the Optimists are excited for people to stop by and see their new look.

The Carlyle RCMP dealt with 133 incidents between Friday, Oct. 9, to Thursday, Oct. 15. 911 calls There were three 911 calls received by RCMP.

Two of my family moved this weekend; one I knew fairly well, the other I don't recall meeting. This particular morning started out like most Sunday mornings.

Cornerstone Theatre is at it again. Each year the Cornerstone Theatre takes “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens and adds a new dynamic spin to their performance.

The Carlyle Skating Club is welcoming two new CanSkate coaches this year. These coaches include Taylor Hengen of Arcola and Halle Doty of Carlyle. Hengen has been skating since she was two-years-old, which gives her 16 years experience on the ice.

Conservative candidate Robert Kitchen is the new Member of Parliament for the Souris-Moose Mountain riding. The Estevan chiropractor won 70 per cent of the vote on Monday's Oct.

The Carlyle Town Council met on Wednesday, Oct.

It’s one of the most annoying things to listen to, people who don’t necessarily know the rules to a sporting event who then proceed to criticize every little thing that they think they know.