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City budget meeting Tuesday

The public is invited to attend a budget meeting at city hall tonight at 6 p.m.
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Davey Auger found

15-year-old Davey Auger is no longer missing, says the RCMP.
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Alkali Lake chief seeks funding for cultural ceremony and heritage day

Williams Lake City Council has agreed to help Esk'etemc Chief Fred Robbins' community write a proposal to apply for federal funding.
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Four in the running for Stampede Queen

The entry deadline for the 2012 Williams Lake Stampede Queen contest closed Monday with four candidates in the running.
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Residents asked to report graffiti through city tool

Williams Lake residents are encouraged to help clean up and prevent graffiti by using a new reporting tool on the City website.
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PAL is helping me achieve my goals

PAL is helping me achieve my goals

Through the help of PAL I am achieving my goals. All my life I had been in a special class.
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Reading inspires imagination

Reading inspires imagination

Warren Scrooby, 9, reads The River of Wind, the 13th book of the Guardians of Ga’hoole Series to his younger brothers.
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Reach A Reader campaign supports literacy

Reach A Reader campaign supports literacy

Ray Dueck donated funds toward Cariboo Chilcotin Partners for Literacy by purchasing a Tribune from Coun. Danica Hughes.
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Bright Red Bookshelves get kids reading

Do children read books for fun? The Bright Red Bookshelf program would say yes to that question.
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Cariboo-Chilcotin workers learn necessary computer literacy skills

Cariboo-Chilcotin workers learn necessary computer literacy skills

Seventy workers in the Cariboo Chillcotin are heading back to the classroom to learn computer technology.
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