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It's not as if Premier Brad Wall does not have a point about the U.S. government's dithering on approving the Keystone XL Pipeline.

Rural communities in Saskatchewan have been facing difficulties recruiting and retaining physicians for a number of years. Saskatchewan is not the only place that has been hit by this reality.

A construction worker who came from Newfoundland said, "a Weather guy lies five times a week and gets paid, but I am working so hard for minimum wage." Of course that is only a Newfie joke.

Edith Pearl Hewitt, born July 12, 1910 died February 4, 2013 at Weyburn, SK. at the age of 102 years.

Reading letters to the editor concerning our hospital and doctors in Redvers, I have an autistic son in a wheelchair. He started having grand mal seizures one day after 5:00 p.m.

In all the world there is no better feeling than coming home. There is no stronger word to capture the emotions: home for Christmas, home for the holidays, home-word bound.

From Feb. 21 to Feb. 24 Carlyle was host to 22 teams of curlers entered in the 8th Annual Oilman's Bonspiel. The format of the tournament was a Creelman draw, which saw each team guaranteed four games over the course of the tournament.

Thank you Cindy Moffatt for writing the editorial in the Feb. 22nd edition of The Observer. Everyone should respond to her request that we contact our parliamentarians by phone or in writing.

MCCONNELL, William James (Buff) Buff was born on November 10, 1957 in Arcola, Saskatchewan. Buff lived all of his life in Carlyle. He worked at the Bulk Fuel Station in Carlyle and Manor for a number of years. Then he went to work for I.C.G. Gas.

Keegan Robert Third Oct. 24, 1988 - Nov. 18, 2012 It is with very heavy hearts that we, the family of Keegan Robert Third announce his sudden passing in Regina, Sask. on Sunday, November 18, 2012, at the tender age of 24 years.