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It was another great year for the Community Garden, and even though there were some challenges along the way, the garden produced a tremendous bounty of vegetables.

An alumni of LCBI High School in Outlook who already has made impressive waves in football is switching gears for the time being to a vastly different sport.

The Outlook has obtained the adopted minutes of the November 4 meeting of Outlook’s town council.

A webinar hosted last week by the McDowell Foundation, a Saskatoon-based organization established by the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation in 1991, put a spotlight on what it’s been like for teachers during the pandemic.

Listen – you’re sick of hearing about COVID, I’m sick of hearing about COVID, and I’m sure everyone across the country is sick of hearing about COVID.

In the Stored Stories section of this newspaper last week, an item from 100 years ago caught my eye.

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.

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.

At a moment in history when very little in life is as we usually know it, even the traditions that come with commemorating special events have had to be re-thought.

First elected female mayor 'may be the first, but I hope I'm not the last.'