Community

Dr. Ray Sanders, director of TRU’s Williams Lake campus (right), presents Syd Monteith with a T-shirt after she won TRU’s draw at the Rotary Home and Trade Fair.

There was lots of activity happening at the Tl’etinqox-t’in (Anaham band) School May 10 as the school celebrated Move for Health Day.

TOPS or Take Off Pounds Sensibly is a non-profit organization that is active in the lakecity helping people to achieve their goals for a healthy weight.

Theatre B.C.’s Central Interior Zone drama festival takes place at the Studio Theatre in Williams Lake tonight through Sunday with professional actor and director Garry Davey as the adjudicator.

The 2011 Williams Lake Stampede Queen contestants have been attending private classes and public events over the past few months as part of their ongoing training.

Each year the lakecity community joins the honour of celebrating the lives of cancer survivors and all those living with cancer.

Howdy Williams Lake, neighbouring communities and rodeo fans!

Marie Sharpe elementary Grade 5 students Keysha Kipling (left) and Shantae Guichon paint Rona Home Centre’s shed walls a colourful sea and landscape. The two were joined by their classmates. Students in grades 1 and 2 later added to the murals.

This pottery sculpture by Cory Lund is among art by various noted artists in the upper gallery at the Station House.

Columneetza secondary students Michelle (left) and Jessica Ball paint benches made by CSS’s woodworking class to be used at the Esler Sports Complex’s new Scotia Field. The lumber was donated by Tolko and the paint was donated by United Carpet.