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Stephanie Zoer, Freelance Reporter

Stephanie Zoer, Freelance Reporter

Stephanie Zoer has been writing for the Carlyle Observer since April 2020.
She enjoys helping her husband Frank in construction with their company, FSK Construction Services.
On days off, when she gets one, she builds elaborate purple martin bird houses, and also does pebble art. In the winter months, she will sit and knit or crochet while watching TV.
Gardening is another enjoyment. And she has always loved horses, and enjoys writing about them. She owns a beautiful Arabian Appaloosa mare.
Stephanie and Frank have been married for 43 years. They have a son and a daughter.
They have lived in the area for about 14 years. They also lived in Ontario and Alberta, but now call Stoughton home.

Recent Work by Stephanie

Two women talk about their battle with lipedema

Two women talk about their battle with lipedema

A group of women formed the Saskatchewan Lipedema Association and attended the Family Medicine Conference at the USask.
Shine by JCT Detailing is new to Stoughton

Shine by JCT Detailing is new to Stoughton

Shine by JCT was founded by Charles and he knows how important it is to keep vehicles in pristine condition. His new company will offer a range of cleaning and polishing services for cars, trucks and other vehicles.
Residential school survivor turned to sketching to pass the time

Residential school survivor turned to sketching to pass the time

McArthur鈥檚 work draws heavily from his heritage, depicting scenes of community, spirituality and the natural world in a style that merges traditional Indigenous elements with contemporary art techniques.
Column: A Thanksgiving tradition

Column: A Thanksgiving tradition

Family and friends gather over large meals, often featuring turkey, stuffing and a pie, to celebrate togetherness and the blessings both big and small of the year.
Powerlifting changed a young woman鈥檚 life

Powerlifting changed a young woman鈥檚 life

鈥淲hat really sticks out to me in this sport is the support and diversity within it,鈥 said Sedor. 鈥淭he community is so supportive of one another, and the people are highly diverse.鈥
Wilson鈥檚 Old Tyme Harvest celebrates farming history

Wilson鈥檚 Old Tyme Harvest celebrates farming history

The farm, located north of Manor, has bigger plans for next year when it celebrates the 10th edition on Aug. 30.
Fans came out to Riders on the Road in Lampman

Fans came out to Riders on the Road in Lampman

Rider Pride was on full display on Lampman on Saturday.
Living as a single parent after cancer devastates a family

Living as a single parent after cancer devastates a family

Cheryl Lake reflects on her experiences after the death of her husband due to cancer.
Pheasant Rump honours National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Pheasant Rump honours National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

A ceremony took place, with tables dressed in white cloths and everyone wearing orange t-shirts.
Ocean Man FN, Stoughton, reflect Truth and Reconciliation

Ocean Man FN, Stoughton, reflect Truth and Reconciliation

Most who attended wore orange shirts with the logo for Every Child Matters.
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