In the Community

This year, White Bear First Nations welcomed hundreds to the Nation's annual pow wow, Friday, July 6 to Sunday, July 8.

Carlyle's Southern Plains Co-op placed a bench in the grounds of Moose Mountain Lodge, Monday, June 25.

Lynne Bell, Observer Staff Arcola School Grade seven ELA teacher Heather Saarela says this year's class are “Building A Better World.” “The kids were amazing,” says Saarela. “This was our final unit in ELA and these kids were fantastic.

Jordan Howie has found that he really enjoys helping people from other countries. And he looks forward to the next opportunity to assist others.

Photos by Gail Peterson Submitted by S. Falconer McCord Quilting Group held their annual ‘Quilts in the Park’ display on June 24.

It’s been a week that Presley Onufreychuk will never forget. On Tuesday afternoon, the Manor resident wrote her final Grade 12 exam. She’s looking forward to studying pre-social work at the University of Regina this fall.

The South Sask.

In 1948, 13-year-old Ray Lothian started work at the Carlyle Bakery - and seven decades later, he's still there and still going strong. Lothian's legacy goes beyond longevity, however.

The Carlyle Bakery is renowned for the taste and quality of all of its products - however, its iconic cinammon buns have generations of fans, throughout Canada and beyond.

Estevan’s Clint Davies has been recognized for his commitment to people with diabetes. Davies was presented with a Diabetes Canada National Volunteer of the Year Award by Lieutenant Governor Thomas Molloy at Government House in Regina on June 11.