Carlyle Observer

The Maryfield Ag Society first introduced a fair to Maryfield in 1915. Today, 99 years later, it has continued to succeed. Through rain or shine, the resilience of the Ag Society and the community at large is evident upon arrival.

Just a few years ago, a group of individuals and businesses came together to offer their assistance to people affected by flooding. The event was a success raising over $40,000 in 2011, which helped many in the R.M.

Every week the Stoughton Museum determines who is Stoughton's Coffee Row Genius. A fun idea brought to the museum by Anne Kernaleguen through her son David Charles, who works as a summer student at the museum, has grown in the last month.

Two beautiful days of sun and golf coalesced at Golf Kenosee for the Zone PGA Championship held by PGA of Saskatchewan.

Dave was born in Balfron, Scotland and came to Canada at the age of six months old. It wouldn't be until almost 40 years later that Lilias would come to Canada also from Balfron for a holiday and by chance meet Dave.

Last year Built 4 Life owner Jenna Jensen decided to host a triathlon at Kenosee Lake with the help of numerous volunteers. The efforts of Jensen and her volunteers led to 48 participants taking part in the event.

Nestled at the back of a drawer, unnoticed, it wasn't possible to determine how long it may have been there.

The latest addition to life coach Denise Anderson's arsenal of health-enhancing treatments literally allows clients to get away from it all-in a flotation tank.

"Dad, Can you write in the dark?" "I think so. What is it you want me to write?" "Your name on this report card." That is just about how we sometimes would like to trick God. Temptation and sin can mire us in temporary despair.

The Carlyle Cardinals captured the Jack Harbourne Memorial championship trophy as they played their way to victory over seven teams from the Saskota Baseball League at the end-of-season tournament July 25-27 at Kenosee Ball Park.