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Cariboo Potters Guild member Ann Rusch is becoming known around the province for her amazing success in creating crystalline pottery, which is prized for the shimmering crystal-like images that appear in the glaze.

Felicity Klassen will give a reading and sign copies of her new book Chilcotin Ramblings: Chronicling Cowboys, Cowgirls and Curious Characters at the Station House Gallery on Thursday, May 12 starting at 5 p.m.

This year's Farmers Market has begun.

Members of the Cariboo Cattlemen’s Association sub-committee carrying the title of public affairs and education had an idea, a few years ago, to promote fine dining with beef as the main entrée and to provide support to a local charity at the same time.

Jonas Aumond, 3, pets Springhouse 4H member Courtney Rankin’s rabbit, Mitzi, Saturday during a petting zoo put on by the local 4H club in the Save On Foods parking lot.

The public is invited to come and learn about the BC Important Bird Area program next week when naturalists from all over the province converge in Williams Lake for the annual BC Nature’s Spring Conference and annual meeting.

The lakecity Lions and Lioness clubs will be donating all of the money they raise this Sunday at their annual Mother’s Day Market and Pancake Breakfast to assist victims of the recent earthquake in Japan

Williams Lake Secondary students are teaming up with Lake City Ford this Saturday to make some big bucks for kids, says teacher and event coordinator Mike Levitt.

Its hard to believe how fast time flies. As May is creeping up on us, I’m sad to say I have only two months left to enjoy my reign. The month of April has been a fun one.

Original stories were told, poetry was recited, bands played, songs were sung, and pianos, fiddles and other instruments soared to the great delight of an appreciative audience at the annual Cariboo Festival Spotlight Performance held at Cariboo Bethel Church Saturday evening.