In a recent cooking column I wrote about using fresh herbs from my garden.
Tuesday of this week I had an opportunity to get out in my small garden and do a little work.
When Walt Cobb was campaigning for Mayor last November I heard comments saying he’s too old and his time has gone by politically.
Congratulations to Mayor Walt Cobb and his council for not increasing the city taxes in this year’s budget.
One of the neat things about cooking is that you can learn to be really creative.
If you are a snow person, you will certainly like the weather we have had in the last week.
Super Bowl Sunday is a go this weekend and like last year many British Columbians will be cheering for the Seahawks
It is never an easy job when employers have to tell employees they no longer have a job.
Comfort foods like soup provide good nutrition and help warm you on cool days.
A new year is just underway and many are expecting a better 365 days this go around.
Just as turkey and hams have garnered a spot amongst favourites in meat category of Christmas dinners some vegetable traditions have too.
The Spirit of Christmas is with us in Williams Lake.
Many folk are starting to think about their Christmas dinner, and most often people have at least one dish that is turkey.
Columnist Ken Wilson offers up some suggestions for Grey Cup game appetizers.
Columnist Ken Wilson says his election predictions were realized.
Food columnist Ken Wilson offers up an election night recipe, with spices to suit different types of candidates.
The wonderful fall weather we have been experiencing is messing up mother nature a little.
Why do so many people know about the local government elections but only a few do anything about it.
There are a number of individuals who are looking for a seat on the Williams Lake city council during the civic elections.
Now that we are into fall and hunting season, it’s a good time for a venison recipe.