Outlook

Last weekend, I drove down to the village of Elbow to snap some photos for an upcoming article of mine, and I decided to cruise down to the harbour to check on the status of Lake Diefenbaker.

There’s a lot of buzz surrounding the multiple activities set to be offered at the Jim Kook Rec Plex in Outlook this summer.

A garden supply store in Outlook has stepped up with an idea to help the local elementary school raise money for a new playground.

A decision handed down by the province has made for the first time during the COVID-19 pandemic that a business has been ordered to close.

“When eating fruit, remember the one who planted the tree.” (Vietnamese Proverb) On May fifth of this year, it will be 76 years since Dutch citizens were freed from the brutal five-year occupation by Nazi troops.

A new librarian is in place at the Outlook Public Library; one who is excited to be part of the team that provides quality programming and access to great resources for the entire community.

If you came across a lost wallet what would you do? Leave it, keep it, check for identification, see if it held any money, find somewhere to turn it in? Apparently it depends on where you live, if the results of a social experiment are correct.

A network news program features a weekly segment called Notable Deaths. As somber music plays in the background, a picture of the “notable” person is displayed as their death is marked.

The Town of Outlook’s newest Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), Kevin Trew of Carrot River, has been getting himself quite familiar with the area for a few years now and sees much potential in the riverside community.

The town council of Outlook met for a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, April 14.