Community

The aptly named Community Corner at Third Avenue and Oliver Street will celebrate its first anniversary Saturday, April 16.

The Central Cariboo Arts and Culture Society is seeking submissions for a professional logo to represent the society which works to support arts and culture in Williams Lake and Cariboo Regional District areas D, E, and F.

Williams Lake Secondary student Sam Delacherios will be heading to Toronto next month with her science project Fuel for the Future.

Felt artist Liliana Dragowska stands by a few of her creations at the Station House Gallery last Thursday night during the Artists Who Ride Bikes art show.

Despite rapidly disappearing natural habitat to sustain big animals such as elk, deer, bears, and cougars there is hope for the future, says Dr. Rob Butler, keynote speaker at the Williams Lake Field Naturalist’s annual banquet held Friday evening at St. Andrew’s church hall

Mark and Tracey Thiessen have brought their family home from a volunteer mission in Rwanda a few months ahead of schedule after discovering that a parasite was attacking Mark’s left eye.

This is Volunteer Week in Canada and one of our dedicated local volunteers is Pam Herman, who also finds reward in introducing students to the joys of volunteer work.

The Speech Arts section of the Cariboo Festival took place April 7 at the Studio Theatre in Glendale elementary.

Thompson Rivers University and School District 27 are hosting a public forum on educational reform Wednesday evening as part of the university’s Human Service Week series of free public workshops.

The Sxoxomic School at Alkali Lake held its annual Science and Heritage Fair on March 31.