Carlyle Observer

There is no stopping Manor's wrestling princess Tianna Kennett as the 16-year-old was victorious again when she took silver in Brazil earlier this month.

Legacy Oil and Gas was happy to host an open house in the community of Arcola at the Legion as a way to meet people in the area. This was a success, but an even more important aspect of the day came with Legacy's dedication to the community.

It's the middle of May and that means farmers across the Canadian Prairies are hitting the fields in what is one of the biggest annual economic stimulators for the regions.

Local youth, Dylan Coffey (21) of Carlyle, son of Cameron and Lois Coffey, has been selected to participate in a program called Athletes in Action (AIA) and is currently searching for sponsorships to help him achieve his goals.

The Carlyle detachment of the RCMP received 71 calls of service between Friday, May 2 and Thursday, May 8. 911 Calls A call was received from Wawota but it was found to be a malfunctioning static line.

Every morning she awoke in her tapestried room and found Martha kneeling upon the hearth building her fireFrances Hodgson Burnett (The Secret Garden) "I have a dream," he said slowly.

Five years ago, Jodie Dunham started up the Wawota Gymnastics Club, after moving with her husband to Wawota from Winnipeg. Dunham has much experience in rhythmic gymnastics, though she also coaches artistic gymnastics as well.

Remembering our history and heritage is important, but it can be made even more fun when a community comes together to host an event which honours where they came from.

Congratulations to Erica Wilson and Adam Guider who traveled to Wapella on May 3rd for Badminton District Playoffs. They had some tough competition, but played very well.

The first ever meeting of the newly formed Moose Mountain Photography Club was attended by 23 photographers at the Mother Teresa Centre on Tuesday May 6.