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It just looked and smelled so good. Pink, billowy, fluffy cotton candy. As it was being freshly spun in the huge tub I couldn鈥檛 stop my mouth from watering. I tried to talk myself out of buying it because I find it difficult to eat.

Drawing an editorial cartoon or illustration for Canada Day is usually fun, and most of the time, without controversy.

For the third Friday after school in a row, The Outlook was on-site as a graduating class was honored by their parents, teachers, friends and well-wishers with a community parade.

Depending on who you spoke with following a public meeting held in Elbow concerning the community's future Line 19 Multiplex, the informational gathering may have been something of a mixed bag.

A man who went on a crime spree throughout rural Saskatchewan last year, including two local communities, received his sentence on Thursday, June 17.

She set out to attain a high average throughout high school. Goal set. Goal accomplished. In doing so, Belle Simonson distinguished herself by being named Outlook High School Class of 2021 valedictorian.

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鈥檚 class of 2021.

So our normally happy-go-lucky community here in the west central part of the province proved to be ridiculously popular on social media recently.

I have spent July 1 in some interesting places over the years; a community park in Mission BC, on the interstate in Nevada, a lake in Alberta, an aquarium in southern California, but primarily in the towns or cities where I was living at the time.

A diverse group of artists, artisans, crafters and creators are being brought together for the River and Rail ArtVenture running June 26 and 27, showcasing the quality and array of work being produced by those who call rural Saskatchewan home.