Carlyle Observer

Celtic rockers The Mudmen may be the most Canadian band ever, and they're coming to Arcola's Buddy's Pub on May 29 after two shows in Chicago.

Congratulations to all of the athletes who represented our school at the Pre-District Track Meet last week. Everyone did very well.

The Bear Claw Casino and Hotel is bringing the Heart and Stroke Foundation’s Big Bike to Carlyle.

During her two-year tenure at the helm of the annual Gordon F.

The GFK Arts Gala was a huge success. There was amazing artwork to admire, beautiful music to hear, crazy dance moves to see, and talented piano performances to behold. Miss Broberg and her art students put on an amazing display and show.

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Students at Arcola School recently popularized table tennis in the community through attending the Table Tennis Saskatchewan Provincial School Championships on April 17 and 18.

Stoughton recently celebrated the ribbon cutting of the new housing development, Taylor Park Estates, by Bridge Road Construction on Wednesday, May 13, where nearly 30 people attended to celebrate the grand opening complete with draws, refreshments,

STARS Air Ambulance has kicked off the STARS Saskatchewan Lottery, their largest fundraiser, and Bonnie Monteith, Communications Lead, spoke to The Observer about the importance of the non-profit organization which saves lives.