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Lucy Davis

Lucy Davis

I was recently hired as a freelance reporter with the Carlyle Observer, so I want to briefly introduce myself and share some personal observations since I moved from Saskatoon to the area at the end of January 2023.
As a recent retiree, I jumped at the opportunity to apply for the casual freelance reporter position that was posted for the Carlyle area. What a wonderful way to meet all of you and attend community events. My name is Lucy Davis but you can now call me Scoop (I am smiling).
Having lived in cities the majority of my life, it's been wonderful settling in as a new southeast citizen. More importantly, having worked all of my life, it's awesome having time to just be present, and see what's going on around me. Everyone I have met so far has made the move so much easier and I thank you for being welcoming. 
So, several fun facts about myself are: I love dancing, but I didn’t say I was good at it, just that I like it. I ride a motorcycle. I like cooking, going for walks and yoga. My children are grown so I love three-hour bubble baths. I am always up for new adventures as long as it doesn’t involve heights which terrify me.
Some fun facts I have learned since I moved here:
•Wave at everyone;
•Rural living equals friendly smiles and easy eye contact;
•Such a supportive and strong feeling of community!;
•Fun activities are happening all the time. The Lions fundraiser dinner, silent auction event, dinner theater, the Red Barn, the tradeshow, and town-wide garage sale are some of the activities I attended since January.
*I need to learn the four directions because "turn left" or "turn right" doesn't work that well out here. I seriously can get lost just turning around.
•All birds need a different kind of house. I am still in shock Who knew that? And there are a lot of bird varieties out here.
Oh, and one of the most important things I am learning about retirement is everyday really could be Saturday. 
Thanks for reading this and thank you for sharing upcoming stories with me.

Recent Work by Lucy

Cornerstone Cruisers host 10th annual Car Show

Cornerstone Cruisers host 10th annual Car Show

Valuable door prizes for the participants were donated by various businesses and Wilson extends a grateful thank you. Some of the prizes were worth over $700. 
Rogers’ ranch revolves around bison and alpacas

Rogers’ ranch revolves around bison and alpacas

Running the ranch is a constant commitment for Dawn and Craig Rogers and they are appreciative of residing in the southeast corner of the province as ‘their home on the range’. 
White Bear Canada Day Celebrations

White Bear Canada Day Celebrations

White Bear Canada Day
Pub day at the Moose Mountain Lodge

Pub day at the Moose Mountain Lodge

Country music could be heard in the background while darts and fooseball was offered as an activity. 
White Bear recreational ball season is underway

White Bear recreational ball season is underway

The baseball field behind the White Bear Education Complex was home to the first official recreational baseball game on June 22.
The community is gearing up for ninth Carlyle Fun Dayz

The community is gearing up for ninth Carlyle Fun Dayz

Starting with breakfast and ending with midnight dancing; some zip lining and trailer shopping in between, it will be a fun-filled day. 
White Bear First Nations elects a new chief

White Bear First Nations elects a new chief

New White Bear chief has a variety of experiences.
White Bear celebrates National Indigenous People’s Day

White Bear celebrates National Indigenous People’s Day

Activities were held throughout the day.
Carlyle students graduate from kindergarten

Carlyle students graduate from kindergarten

Graduation was a fun-filled time for students.
Photos: Moose Mountain Lodge hosts Father’s Day tea

Photos: Moose Mountain Lodge hosts Father’s Day tea

Food, drink, entertainment and socializing were all part of the event.
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