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Enjoy the scenery while playing golf at Moose Creek

Enjoy the scenery while playing golf at Moose Creek

The course is located in the Moose Creek Regional Park, which overlooks Grant Devine Lake.
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Artist Colony has exciting lineup for this year

Artist Colony has exciting lineup for this year

Michelle Psiurski grew up with a passion for art and was always drawing or sketching something during her younger years.
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Arcola couple finishes chapter of lives with sale of business

Arcola couple finishes chapter of lives with sale of business

The Laurents owned Arcola Building Supplies since 2005.
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Arcola Co-op to acquire Arcola Building Supplies

Arcola Co-op to acquire Arcola Building Supplies

The acquisition is subject to conditions and expected to close mid-June with the co-op operations set for June 17.
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Opinion: When a relationship comes to an end

Opinion: When a relationship comes to an end

An opinion piece on handling relationships following a breakup.
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Lampman Sports Weekend lived up to its name and then some

Lampman Sports Weekend lived up to its name and then some

Sports weekend offered a variety of competitions and fun community activities in the southeast town.
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Carlyle's golf course a big part of the community

Carlyle's golf course a big part of the community

This course was established in the 1960s and is located on the north side of Highway 13 at the east entrance of the town.
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Stoughton Ladies' Night sees gowns galore

Stoughton Ladies' Night sees gowns galore

Seventy-five women came elegantly dressed in gowns.
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A stroke can change a person’s life very quickly

A stroke can change a person’s life very quickly

Shelley Slykhuis reflects on the impact a stroke has had on her life in the past few years.
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Town of Carlyle gave military rings to veterans

Town of Carlyle gave military rings to veterans

When veterans returned to the Carlyle area, they were honoured with a certificate and a Birk’s 10-karat gold ring by the Town of Carlyle.
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