Carlyle Observer

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are hurting right now. At 9-7, they've lost four games in a row including Sunday's 24-19 home loss to Edmonton which clinched second place in the CFL West for the Eskimos.

In my books there are few things I enjoy more than a well run and truly meaningful meeting.

Darlene Olsen's Creative Tables for Cancer was once again a great success. The seventh annual event was hosted in Prairie Place where approximately 420 people came together.

Carlyle Town Council met on Wednesday, Oct. 15 to address numerous topics and concerns within the community. Transportation The Town of Carlyle has completed its share of repairs at the rail crossing on 4th St. East, near Gordon F. Kells High School.

In 2008, Stephen Harper, the Prime Minister of Canada, issued a Statement of Apology - to former students of Indian Residential Schools.

Following the tradition of his father, grandfather and great-grandfather, on his 21st birthday Roger decided to walk on water. His pal Corky took him to the middle of the lake.

We Scare Hunger The Student Leadership Team is running a "We Scare Hunger" campaign. Each student advisory group is challenged to bring in the most food donations for the Food Bank. Donations will be accepted until Oct. 31.

"Many hands make a load lighter" certainly has been the case these past four years as slowly, at times a snail's pace, our new History Book, Blacktop to Black Gold, emerged and was officially launched on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 9, 2014.

Up until mid-September there were rumours that the Alida Haunted House wouldn't be held. Though this was true at the time, with the rink having been flooded, they have decided to host a one day mini haunted house and fun fair on Sunday, Oct.

As the heart races, palms get sweaty, and your body goes on alert, being frightened has become a fun way to spend time, especially during Hallowe'en. The Heward Haunted House will be celebrating their 10th anniversary this month.