Carlyle Observer

It's easy to spot Weyburn's Graham DeLaet on a PGA Tour golf course.

Last weekend, as I sat at my computer working, I found myself taking a short break and perusing Facebook.

Making learning fun is extremely important. The Southeast Saskatchewan Reading Council has found a way to encourage early childhood learning while promoting family fun. On Thursday, Feb.

It was a piece of paper that normally wouldn't have captured my attention, except for the one detail that didn't escape notice. It was a letter inviting entrants to a concerto competition.

An abundance of local athletes have taken to the Saskatchewan Winter Games having begun on Sunday, Feb. 16, and being held until Saturday, Feb. 22, in Prince Albert.

Family Day is a wonderful time to focus on something very important, children and their parents spending time together.

It has been said more than once, including in this space over the years, that government decisions influence agricultural commodity prices at least as much as weather patterns and crop yields.

Carlyle Town Council met on Wednesday, Feb. 12, to discuss topics pertaining to the community.

In a vain attempt to dispose of books that haven't been cracked open in years, I've decided to re-read them. The first one I chose, Kept for the Master's Use, was copyrighted in 1895 and first published after the authors death.

The Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP received 30 calls of service between Friday, Feb. 7, and Thursday, Feb. 13. False calls A 911 call was received from Redvers. Upon calling back the RCMP discovered it was a false call.