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Column: Exciting times for graduates

Column: Exciting times for graduates

It is this night that will alter the path of many families as graduates go off to college and university. Some will remain close to home, while others travel far away and can only be reached by a phone call. This can be a scary time as students leave their families and friends behind to further their education in the career path they have chosen.
WECan enthusiasts enjoyed a horse show at New Hope Ranch

WECan enthusiasts enjoyed a horse show at New Hope Ranch

There are several levels, beginning with children and moving up to Level 7, and then the master’s level is the top.
Arcola Food's new owners happy to be in small town

Arcola Food's new owners happy to be in small town

The staff that had worked previously at the store remained on and another employee has been hired, bringing the total to six.
Ann’s Nails and Spa to open up shop in Carlyle

Ann’s Nails and Spa to open up shop in Carlyle

Tri said Vietnamese men are not typically as strong physically, and they cannot always do the work in construction or oilfields, so they do this kind of work instead and are successful, because they love doing it.
Farming a go

Farming a go

Northeast of Carlyle farming
Stoughton first responder continues to show her dedication

Stoughton first responder continues to show her dedication

Diane Adams has been a first responder for the Stoughton and District Ambulance Service for 20 years.
Envision to host Carlyle open house to mark 30th anniversary

Envision to host Carlyle open house to mark 30th anniversary

The Carlyle event will feature a free community barbecue, running from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on May 17.
Demo day for Carievale 4-H club

Demo day for Carievale 4-H club

Three special guests were part of the day.
Alameda library will offer programs in the summer

Alameda library will offer programs in the summer

Tracey Gibson enjoys her work at the library, as she feels they offer a wide range of books and various activities for all ages.
Update: Special air quality statement lifted for most of Sask

Update: Special air quality statement lifted for most of Sask

A band of wildfire smoke is moving southwards through Saskatchewan. This band will bring four to eight hours of poor air quality and reduced visibility as the smoke moves through.