In the Community

Since their lives have been connected from the very beginning, it is fitting that twin sisters Natalie and Mikaela Rude have been named co-valedictorians for LCBI’s class of 2021.

Like many of us, Kerry Trask of Canora has been feeling the drag of the pandemic.

Those looking for perhaps some last-minute gift ideas for Mom on Mother’s Day may have had the perfect venue to go searching when the Outlook & District Regional Park played host to an outdoor market featuring over two dozen businesses, most of them

Grade Six students at Outlook High School took the time on Wednesday, March 17 to celebrate what’s known as Elderbeary Day.

One year ago, students were in school attending classes and taking part in extracurricular activities, with little idea that within a matter of days the doors would shut and they would find themselves finishing the year at home studying on-line.

Love and romance will take centre stage this weekend when more than $25 billion is spent on flowers, jewelry, gifts, candy and cards to mark Valentine’s Day.

A new store that has set up shop on Outlook’s Saskatchewan Avenue offers gifts and a place for learning utilizing one of the world’s rare luxury fibres.

For one night, the village of Elbow may very well have become Christmastown as the lakeside community hosted an evening of holiday lights, displays, festive treats and even a few fireworks last weekend.

A successful year for Outlook Donors Choice organization

With the COVID-19 pandemic putting up obstacles when it comes to planning almost anything these days, many organizers are being forced to be a little more innovative and creative in coming up with events that welcome the public.