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Eager parents and excited players arrived at the Carlyle Sports Arena on the morning of Nov. 21 for the Carlyle U11 Cougars first game of the season against the Carievale Storm.

The Carlyle Cougars got their first win of the season at home Friday when they beat the Kipling-Windthorst Oil Kings by a score of 7-3. Ben Johnstone, Jonny Gaudet and Dakota Rose combined for a total of 18 points on the night.

Thanks to all the voters, Annissa Cheyne, formerly of Kipling and now residing in Saskatoon, is in the quarter-finals and has a real chance of becoming the Greatest Baker, who will take home $10,000 and a feature in Bake from Scratch Magazine, along

In a section called Stored Stories of my local newspaper The Outlook, an item from 100 years ago caught my eye.

The COVID-19 news has not been good and is likely soon to get worse. While it once took nearly two months to run up 500 cases in Saskatchewan, we are now hitting those numbers in a couple days.

So many daily activities in our world can be completed online. Many of the experiences we imagine having can be experienced virtually. COVID can be putting restrictions on some of the thing we love to do, especially in groups.

Road Signage Theft - Carnduff Detachment On November 24th, 2020 the Carnduff RCMP Detachment received a complaint from the RM of Mount Pleasant who reported that approximately 6 to 8 grid road identifier signs were stolen in the Northwest quadrant of

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) continues to escalate its response to COVID-19, using the Health System Readiness Plan to guide actions being taken to contain, delay and mitigate the virus.

THREE DEATHS, 299 NEW CASES, 108 IN HOSPITAL, 178 RECOVERIES

From left, Carlyle and District Lions Club park committee members Larry Brady, Duncan Brown and Wayne Wilson received a very generous grant from the Cornerstone Community Planning Group for recent work done at Lions Park.