“They were playing around, making videos, having fun and hit that field with so much love.”
Williams Lake soccer teams and players made their marks during the weekend
Four out of six attending swimmers qualified for finals at the meet
Columneetza Secondary School graduates of the class of 1969 celebrated their 50th…
For the WLMHA executive, the 2019/20 season is looking bright
Nine competitors put their strength and technique on display Sunday at the…
Registration will be open in October and all registration forms will be due by Dec. 1 , 2019.
Williams Lake’s Cade Enns has signed with the North Okanagan Knights of the KIJHL
Arnie Kunka crowed first Tri-City Series race winner of season
The Second Annual Likely Show and Shine is set to ride into the quaint community this Sunday
The Williams Lake RCMP requested the assistance of the public locating Kimberly Johnson
Alexis Creek’s Emma Feldinger has been named by Rugby Canada to Canada’s…
Camraderie, friendship, socializing, sportsmanship and competition were the overarching themes
The annual Wild Cowgirls Race at the Williams Lake Stampede has its first out-of-town champion.
Monday to feature Cariboo Heritage Gathering and Ranch Rodeo
Crosina, 95 and still a Stampede director, humbly accepted the honour
Stampede Hit to Pass kicks off Friday night at 6 p.m.
“I think they are the best two courses we’ve ever put on,” said Cariboo Archers president Lee Jackman
Multiple Canadian, national and a world champion are set to compete beginning Thursday
Each race will be contested on a three-eighths-of-a-mile track at the Stampede Grounds
