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The Observer’s latest Golfer of the Week is Carlyle resident Bertha Isleifson.

Born to Ted and Nancy Brehaut, a son on June 22. He weighed nine pounds and three ounces, and has been named Clark Liam. He is a brother for Trace and a grandson for Judy and Earl Gibson, and Lane and Wendy Brehaut.

The Town of Carlyle was a successful recipient of a grant in the amount of $16,344 through the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund grant program.

Painter and multi-disciplinary artist Eli Barsi is the latest Saskatchewan creator to pay a visit to the Artist’s Colony cabins in Moose Mountain Provincial Park this summer.

The editor: In the last three weeks I have submitted articles to the Carlyle Observer, our local community newspaper, regarding items of interest to the Royal Canadian Legion and the military history of Canada.

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency highlighted five wildfires as being threats to communities. Steve Roberts, vice-president of operations for the agency, provided an update to media on July 15. He said there were 129 active fires.

The extremely hot and dry weather and minimal rainfall this week continues to cause crops to rapidly advance through their developmental stages.

Sask Parks events and programs are back, with activities and offerings for everyone to enjoy.

Saskatchewan RCMP Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan (CTSS) Motorcycle Officers were out doing enforcement in the west-central part of the province from Thursday, July 8 to Sunday, July 11.

The provincial government has provided over $2.1 million through the charitable gaming grant program to support more than 700 groups and organizations across the province.