Community

The Station House Gallery is filled with lively art created entirely by children and youth through February. Here twins Becky and Morgan Grosso, 16, check out some of the art work created by young students in the Station House Gallery’s summer art classes.

It was the first time Sigrid Ludwig-Dieck attempted a fundraiser but now she’s found her niche.

Lakecity potters are more than thrilled with the response to their first Empty Bowls project to raise funds for the Salvation Army’s community food bank.

The Studio Theatre’s musical Just So is a little more than just so — it is fantastic, fun, colourful — and there are great performances in solos and chorus work throughout the production.

The Salvation Army in Williams Lake is more than home to the community food bank.

While he didn’t win the Variety’s Got Talent Contest, lakecity songwriter/performer Oren Barter was thrilled with the opportunity to participate.

OK, I am very excited to tell you that the next film the Williams Lake Film Club is screening is none other than Incendies.

A new relay event added to Tatla Lake’s annual ski meet Jan. 29 was so much fun that it will become a regular event in future years. The relay was introduced by Samantha Mason.

The 139 Children’s Fundraising Society auction fundraiser held at the Horsefly Community Hall Feb. 12 raised approximately $10,000 for children in the Cariboo-Chilcotin area.

Thanks to a good many volunteers there was a roaring bonfire, a wide selection of gourmet food to choose from and well-groomed trails to race on at the annual Tatla Lake cross country ski meet, Jan. 29.