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Sask golfer selected for international long drive event

Sask golfer selected for international long drive event

Zack Sharp of Carlyle will be part of Team Canada for the World Amateur Long Drive Competition being held from Sept. 25-29.
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Carlyle female football player thrives with Estevan male team

Carlyle female football player thrives with Estevan male team

Taya Stigings found her love of football when she was in the sixth grade.
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Arcola Trade and Craft Show brings in 1,200 people

Arcola Trade and Craft Show brings in 1,200 people

Seventy-four vendors were part of the show.
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Sask golfer selected for international long drive event

Sask golfer selected for international long drive event

Zack Sharp of Carlyle will be part of Team Canada for the World Amateur Long Drive Competition being held from Sept. 25-29.
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Carlyle pharmacist wins prestigious provincial award

Carlyle pharmacist wins prestigious provincial award

Michelle Cooper was presented with the Bowl of Hygeia, a prestigious award and the highest honour in the pharmacy profession in Saskatchewan.
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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’s durum harvest yielded 12,324 bushels of crops, and the project raised more than $110,000.
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