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Due to scheduling changes, the weekly RCMP report for the Carlyle Detachment will now run covering a period from Friday to Thursday. Due to this change, the report for this week will run from Sunday, Nov. 21 until Thursday, Nov. 25.

The Christmas season is known as a time of peace and charity, a holiday where we celebrate all the best of humanity. To help celebrate the season, the Carlyle RCMP Detachment is playing host to the annual Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 4.

Okay people. Listen up. To all you drivers out there who think your need to get somewhere fast is more important than my life, well I can't write the words I want to use to describe you in this paper.

It's hard to believe but the new church year has begun already. We've changed the colors from green to blue and there are all kinds of strangely dressed characters dropping in to our church services. This year's Advent theme is "Fresh Starts".

With the snows of winter upon us, the community of Wawota is warming up the season with their second annual Wawota Winter Festival. The one day event was first introduced last year with rave reviews.

While there have been many consumer-generated ideas in terms of purchasing patterns, none are more intriguing than the idea of focusing on purchasing food produced locally in order to reduce one's carbon footprint.

The Pee Wee Cougars travelled to Brandon last weekend to play in a 12 team tournament. The Cougars dominated their pool defeating the Brandon Bruins 13 to 2, and the Kenora Red Lions, in their yellow jerseys, 10 to 2.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders' Centennial season of 2010 ended in anti-climactic fashion with a 21-18 loss to the Montreal Alouettes in the 98th Grey Cup at Edmonton's Commonwealth Stadium on Sunday.

The long-anticipated weekend has finally arrived, and the Carlyle Dickens Village Festival is here! Blessed with a truly white winter, the historically-themed Christmas celebration offers enough for the visitor and resident alike to keep you busy for

Carlyle United Church will be hosting a 'Blue Christmas' service at the church again this year. The service, which is held to support those who find themselves grieving for whatever reason, is delivered as a non-denomination service.