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It's a rhetorical question, it seems, because the results are staring us right in the face. The Saskatchewan Roughriders are 3-0 since Ken Miller replaced Greg Marshall as head coach of the team and they aren't looking back.

With the incredible buzz of excitement being set at Homespun in Carlyle, it might have been easy to overlook the trade and craft show going on just a few miles down the road in Arcola.

The world changed on Sept. 14 for a five-year child and her loving family. With the first days of Kindergarten just underway, Gwen, daughter of Sarah Kleyh and step-daughter to Ken Fortier, was diagnosed with leukemia.

Ever heard of astragalus? What about calendula? Do you happen to know what myrrh gum is? If you are wondering what the new business in Carlyle is, you are about to find out.

Golf Kenosee was home to the 14th Annual 55+ Golf Tournament on Tuesday, Sept. 6. The tournament attracted more than 150 golfers. A full day of golf and beautiful weather was enjoyed by all.

Volleyball is officially back for the year and it is clear with the number of teams in attendance at the eighth annual Mega Volley tournament, the sport is a priority for many young girls and coaches throughout the region.

Carlyle RCMP received 38 calls between Sept. 2 and 8. Here's a brief summary of reportable incidents. A complaint of harassing text messages was received from the Carlyle area. The matter is under further investigation at this time.

One week after upsetting the Winnipeg Blue Bombers by 20 points in the Labour Day Classic, Saskatchewan went into Swaggerville and destroyed the Bomber Blue Bombers 43-25 on Sunday to complete a home-and-home sweep.

What do you think of when you recall the welcome addresses given by your school principal? For many people, whether looking back over just a few years, or scanning decades to find the memory, the recollection is of a short welcome followed by a stern

Family and friends gathered in memory of a loved one at the Carlyle Golf Course on Sept. 10. Individuals were on hand to participate in the dedication of a gazebo in memory of John Green, who was an active member of the Carlyle Golf Club.