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The meeting between representatives of the Wawota Save Our Beds Committee (SOBC) and the Sun Country Health Region board went off as planned, despite some nasty weather, but the sun didn't end up shining for the community group.

Well, well, well! As I sit and write these opening words this week, I do so sniffling and feeling a rosy burn in my cheeks.

The Saskatchewan Party government has just celebrated its third anniversary.

The annual throne speech, the address by government that officially marks the opening of the provincial legislature, paints a rosy picture of the provinces health, while touting many planned changes the Wall government hopes to deliver in the coming

I was standing on a street corner with a friend of mine the other night, just getting some fresh air. (And to friends of mine who are able to break that code, let me say: "I know, I know, I'm trying, let it slide.

A group of local woman is hoping to bring back a part of the Christmas season that has somewhat disappeared over the years.

They say that pessimists see the cup as half empty, and optimists see the cup as half full. My team hasn't even seen the cup. A sports joke.

Community members from Carlyle, Arcola, Manor, and other districts gathered together with family members from as far away as Burbank, California to mark a once-in-a-century event, the 100th birthday of Christine Collier.

It was a magical weekend for many, with the atmosphere just right for Halloween. However, the season of creepy-crawlies and other nefarious things wasn't the only party being held in Carlyle.

With the phenomenal growth in fans and supporters of MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) contests, there has been an upswing in the number and visibility of open, competitive martial arts events.