Carlyle Observer

Kenosee Lake's Club 19 is gaining a reputation as a venue for live music, thanks to the efforts of food and beverage manager, Amanda Moloney and her staff.

Best friends and fellow teachers Carly Broberg and Lindsay Jones have combined their creativity and love of all things natural to produce a line of eco-conscious bath and body products handmade in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

It’s one thing to speak of walking with love, light and wisdom in mind but it’s quite another to navigate one’s way through a shopping mall in total darkness. That happened to me this week and frankly, it affected me profoundly.

Our daughter was eight years old and was wearing a new pair of running shoes purchased just prior to a family vacation. All was well until we spent an afternoon at a mall near our hotel.

I was chatting with a friend at his work place recently, and I commended him on having an interesting philosophy of life. “I always leave with something to ponder,” I said; or something to that effect.

It is a wonder that when it comes to grain markets anyone has a good idea about what they will be tomorrow morning, let alone months before seeding, and farther still from the next harvest. The most recent report from AgAdvance.

Junior Mixed Curling Team Competes in Division Final The Junior Mixed Curling Team had some great games on Friday and Saturday of last week. The team travelled to Maryfield for the Division Championships and made it all the way to the final game.

The Southeast Vipers 15U team recently attended their first Sask Cup tournament hosted in Saskatoon on Saturday, Feb. 7, and Sunday, Feb 8.

The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) has begun accepting applications for the BDC Young Entrepreneur Award, which is open to Canadian business owners from ages 18 to 35.