Carlyle Observer

The annual Arcola Antique Ag Daze hosted on Sunday, July 5, was well attended with numerous activities hosted throughout the day to make it an enjoyable yet educational experience.

The U14 Softball “B” Girls South Provincial Championships were held on July 3rd-5th, in Estevan, with many local girls participating.

Vast tracts of Western Canada are engulfed in flames this morning. Thousands of folks have been evacuated, houses have been destroyed and across three provinces the skies are filled with smoke and ash.

Blue Jay’s relief pitcher Roberto Osuna strikes out the last batter, securing victory; doffs his cap, crosses himself and makes a gesture of gratitude to God before joining his jubilant team mates.

Stoughton Daze was enjoyed by numerous people from July 3-5, as the community came together to host a variety of activities.

Ten-year-old Sasha West of Wawota has made just over $1,000 in contributions that will benefit both Cystic Fibrosis Canada and the Regina Humane Society, and she did it by making one dog bed and tug toy at a time.

Bob and Ann Eberle got an early-and exciting-start to their Canada Day celebrations as they were whisked high in the sky for a hot-air balloon ride, courtesy of the Bear Claw Casino. The couple took off from Carlyle's airport at about 5 a.m.

Former Carlyle resident Connie Wilson was recently honoured by the Town of Tisdale as that community's Citizen of the Year.

It was a bit of a somber day in Manor on Tuesday, June 30, as the Affinity Credit Union closed its doors for the final time. With coffee, tea, and cookies members were invited into the Manor branch of the Credit Union for the last time.

The Community Initiatives Fund (CIF), a Special Purpose Fund created through the Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Act, continually supports projects across Saskatchewan and this year is no different as they have approved 502 grants provincially totall