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Carnduff Fall Fling brought community together

Carnduff Fall Fling brought community together

Hundreds of people attended the inaugural event.
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Sask's Biggest Little Craft Show attracts 3,000 visitors

Sask's Biggest Little Craft Show attracts 3,000 visitors

Dozens of vendors filled the floor of the Carlyle Sports Arena for this year's event.
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Redvers-area farm loves its speckle park cattle

Redvers-area farm loves its speckle park cattle

The breed has an easy time at birthing, low calf birth weights and great meat quality.
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Column: Forty-five years of growth together

Column: Forty-five years of growth together

Observer columnist Stephanie Zoer reflects on 45 years of marriage.
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Farming for the Future started its second harvest

Farming for the Future started its second harvest

This year鈥檚 durum harvest yielded 12,324 bushels of crops, and the project raised more than $110,000.
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Kenosee Lake had first wrestling match on the beach

Kenosee Lake had first wrestling match on the beach

The event took place on Aug. 31 and was organized by Wendy Marcotte, a wrestling coach from Carlyle.
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Jingles, drums and bright colours at Ocean Man powwow

Jingles, drums and bright colours at Ocean Man powwow

Event was held at the Lost Horse Hills grounds.
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Carlyle's Wade Robertson Memorial tournament was a sell out

Carlyle's Wade Robertson Memorial tournament was a sell out

A total of 108 golfers flocked to the Carlyle Golf Course for the fundraising tournament.
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Premier Moe was busy during his visit to the southeast

Premier Moe was busy during his visit to the southeast

Premier Moe met with community leaders and visited businesses during his visit in the region.
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Carlyle woman wins national Arabian horse-riding championship

Carlyle woman wins national Arabian horse-riding championship

CARLYLE - Morgan Currie has always had a passion and love for Arabian horses. When she was five years old, her parents Bob and Cathy Wasylyk purchased an Arabian mare from Wunderbar Arabians, which only breeds quality Arabians.
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