Carlyle Observer

A running joke amongst people in Saskatchewan includes how we tackle driving on roads. Not just any roads, however, one chockablock full of potholes.

If you ask for buzzwords in today's business world, you'll always hear the terms "networking" and "communication". This weekend I had the pleasure of attending a convention dedicated to both these concepts.

If you were travelling from Regina last week and happened to see a young man on a Unicycle peddling down the highway and thought it was some type of Prairie mirage, you were wrong, he was very much real.

On Friday, April 11, The Observer reported the Weyburn Gold Wings had won the provincial title of the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League and would be facing the Pembina Valley Hawks of Manitoba as they attempted to reach the Esso Cup, Canad

Many business owners across Canada are reeling after learning on Thursday, April 23, Federal Employment Minister Jason Kenney announced a suspension on the food service industry's Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

The Moose Mountain Mavericks will be hosting a baseball clinic for children ages 8 -18, coaches and parents at the Redvers ball diamond on Saturday, May 10.

Yesterday as I undid the wooden pegs that held you to the clothes line I finally decided that this was the last time you'd know the thrill of flapping in the wind.

For the week of, April 17 to April 24, the Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP received 48 calls to service. 911 Two 911 calls were received by the RCMP and both were determined to be false in nature.

A man was addressing the pastor after the service: "You're in a rut, Reverend. Every time I come here you are preaching about the Resurrection." I woke up Good Friday morning dreaming of love.

Greg Obrigewitsch may originally be from Daven, SK, but has seen a lot with each mile travelled becoming a great memory to be shared. As a youngster Greg's parents moved into Regina where he and his brother would find a job with the dime delivery.