Carlyle Observer

The 15U Vipers have been working hard this year and their efforts are paying off. They travelled to Regina on Thursday, April 11 and 12, where they competed in the Great Canadian Oil Change Extreme 15U tournament.

#723 Moose Mountain Air Cadet Squadron traveled to Edmonton, AB. over the Easter Break to tour some of Edmonton’s attractions.

I’m a firm believer in fixing things at home before you try to fix things elsewhere. People disagree with me and that’s fine, we all have our own opinions.

Fiddling music in southeast Saskatchewan has been reinvigorated over the years and this has led to an exciting showcase depicting the history of Canada through following the fiddle's journey across the country.

Making a life change can be a big decision, but it’s one that has made a positive impact on Cathy Burton of Arcola. Burton decided in her late 40s to begin living healthier by changing the way she ate and becoming more active.

Disclaimer: The views of this column are not those of the reporters, but are simply being presented in order to discuss issues and topics.

The Moose Mountain Archery Club enjoyed final sessions until autumn. The club formed last October as the Moose Mountain Wildlife Federation funded its creation obtaining targets, bows, arrows, and a backing behind the targets to catch arrows.

There's something in playing in mud, at any age, that people simply enjoy. The Wawota Lions Club figured this out 10 years ago when they hosted their first Quad Derby, which has grown exponentially over the years bringing in riders from far and wide.

It is with great sadness that the family of James Edward Holonics of Stoughton, announces his sudden passing in Regina on Thursday, March 26, 2015 at the age of 69 years.

Words are powerful. Is there really a more trite saying in this world? Perhaps it's just because I'm a writer but it seems that true, albeit commonplace, saying is a foundational principle understood by everyone.