Carlyle Observer

One night a man came to our house to tell me that a Hindu family of eight children had eaten nothing for days. They had nothing to eat. I took enough rice for a meal and went next door. I could see their hungry faces.

Forget's fiddling force of nature, Michele Amy, has been nominated for a prestigious provincial award that recognizes her many musical accomplishments-the Lieutenant Governor's Arts Award (Arts and Learning).

Fairlight artist Ione Krainyk's upcoming book, Penelope-Our House of Pretend, is "a true labour of love.

They sat in pretty gold frames on the china cabinet. In the fall my mother would carefully add the new 5x7 picture and ensure the glass was completely spotless to display the latest image that represented the current school year.

KEATING, Brenda Lynne (nee Miller) - Passed away on October 5th, 2014 at Kelowna General Hospital after a courageous battle with Cancer, her close friends and husband by her side.

Wawota & District Museum celebrated Saskatchewan Culture Week with an after-school Kids' Carnival on Oct. 9. The event was designed to accommodate a late harvest and to encourage future museum-goers.

The women behind Arcola's newest restaurant has received a warm welcome from the community even before they have opened for business.

How farmers care for their livestock has become one of the big consumer questions. Or, at least it seems that way. Ask a person on the street if they want drug injected beef and the answer is likely to be no.

Last week representatives from 12 different post-secondary institutes came to GFK and gave presentations to the grade 10-12 students.

It was a day that many have been waiting for, the unveiling of the new Carlyle History Book entitled, Blacktop to Black Gold. "It's so nice to finally have it and it looks very nice to me," Lynn Brady, one of the History Book Committee members, said.