Carlyle Observer

In a dark room, peering into a crystal ball, the Mystic delivered the grave news: "Your husband will die a violent and horrible death this year." Visibly shaken, the woman took a few deep breaths to compose herself, but she simply had to know.

Mr. Zacharias, Mr. Saltel, and the grade 12's had a great time at the production of Sleeping Beauty at the Globe Theatre in Regina last week. The students spent the day touring the University of Regina and SIAST and went to the play in the evening.

With temperatures well below freezing and a wind chill taking cold to the extreme, those dedicated to making a successful Dickens Festival were out in full force.

One of the many features the Dickens Festival provides each year is the opportunity for patrons to see vendors from all over Saskatchewan showcasing their products.

As some of you know after my family sold their farm my dad became a tow truck driver. Though summer can be busy, winter is an especially hectic time for tow truck drivers. This, however, isn't where my rant is about to go.

Oh how the world has changed. In the 2013 Corruption PerceptionsIndex that was released recently 177 counties were graded on their level of corruption.

As a farm writer I am always eager to paw through the newest edition of Ag Advance magazine when it shows up in the mailbox.

The Carlyle detachment of the RCMP received 46 calls to service between Nov. 22 and Nov. 28. 911 calls A 911 call to Wawota requested assistance for an individual outside the hotel in town.

Starting a new business can be a hit and miss but for Karen Smith, her idea was far from off target.

The Atom Cougars have been practicing hard over the past couple of weeks. This past weekend, the Cougars played two home games, coming up against some very strong opposition.