Carlyle Observer

Grain transportation is obviously a huge issue for farmers.

I was looking at online news and magazine articles the other day when I came across those regarding Brittany Maynard of Portland, Oregon.

Cornerstone Family and Youth has been holding art lessons with the library for the past four years. This year the art lessons are taking place on Thursdays after school, running from 3:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Last week on Thursday, Nov.

It's the start to a new hockey season and the atoms start it off right with a strong first game this past weekend.

"Nothing is wanting to him who possesses God," said St Teresa of Avila. "God alone suffices". I tried it; the other day. I had a physical ache that kept me from regular activity and even sleep.

Wawota hosted 1A girls volleyball conferences on Saturday, Nov. 8. With Wawota, Whitewood, Kahkewistahaw, Manor, Broadview, and Kakisiwew competing. The teams began playing at 10 a.m.

"I like this one," Roy Olmstead said with a smile to town council last September before their regular meeting. Though he said this to council he was looking at the reporter who had taken a photo of him a week prior.

With our first snowfall of the season, more snow is expected, and with winter comes ice and the importance of remembering to prepare for winter driving. Preparing for winter comes with preparing an emergency kit to be carried in the vehicle.

The Carlyle Dickens Village Festival is celebrating its 12th year this December. One of the main staples of the celebrations includes the annual performance of A Christmas Carol by the community theatre group, Cornerstone Theatre.

The Moose Mountain Health Care Recruitment Committee is urging area residents to save the date and purchase tickets early for their gala for a good cause-the Nov. 29 dinner and Anders Magic show at Arcola's Prairie Place Hall.