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A project anticipated to be published in 2013, Carlyle's new history book, "Blacktop to Black Gold", publication was pushed back and after years of diligent work it will be unveiled to the community on Thursday, Oct. 9.

The issue of water and farming is one which just won't go away. The reason it persists is simple enough to understand, there is just not an easy solution to the core questions at play.

Carlyle's annual Homespun weekend, held on Sept. 20 and 21, is a much-anticipated event throughout southern Saskatchewan.

The Carlyle detachment of the RCMP responded to a total of 56 calls to service between Friday, Sept. 12 and Thursday, Sept. 18. False alarms A false alarm at an Arcola business was received, but all was fine.

I'm one of those folks who honestly doesn't mind filling out most surveys. Case in point: this afternoon I tackled a questionnaire dealing with the development of our community's official plan.

No one is complaining today. Sunday's 35-32 double-overtime win for the Saskatchewan Roughriders over the Ottawa RedBlacks at Mosaic Stadium had it all. A sellout crowd? Check. Amazing fall weather? Check. A lot of points? Check.

The sign at Bowan Rekken Memorial Park in Carlyle reads: "Live your life to the fullest in memory of me." Moto-X riders from across southeastern Saskatchewan and Manitoba did just that at the 10th Bowan Rekken Memorial Race in Carlyle on Sept. 20.

When our girls were little we would set aside a weekend every few months to go through "the box.

The Carlyle Town Council met on Wednesday, Sept. 17, to discuss topics surrounding the town currently.

After 28 years at the helm of Homespun, Carlyle's Judy Riddell has resigned from the board, but "is not abandoning [Homespun]." "I will remain as an advisor," she says. "But this will be my last Homespun as a member of the board.