LeRae Haynes

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Gay Pooler, general manager of the Kamloops Business Improvement Area, speaks about the importance of maintaining a vibrant downtown core during the Williams Lake BIA’s recent annual meeting.

BIA hosts guest speakers at annual general meeting

Williams Lake Central Business Improvement Association president Sheila Mortensen welcomed members of business community at its AGM.

Gay Pooler, general manager of the Kamloops Business Improvement Area, speaks about the importance of maintaining a vibrant downtown core during the Williams Lake BIA’s recent annual meeting.

Veera Bonner receives Queen’s medal

Cariboo Chilcotin resident Veera Bonner was recently honoured with a Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Medal.

Former Williams Lake resident Alisah McPhee (left), now a Vancouver school teacher, made her professional boxing debut Friday night in Vancouver. McPhee won a six-round split decision over her opponent, Jaime Ward, from North Vancouver.

McPhee wins professional boxing debut

Former Williams Lake resident Alisah McPhee made her professional boxing debut in fine fashion Friday night.

Former Williams Lake resident Alisah McPhee (left), now a Vancouver school teacher, made her professional boxing debut Friday night in Vancouver. McPhee won a six-round split decision over her opponent, Jaime Ward, from North Vancouver.
George Ostoforoff (left) and Gary Martin from the 100 Mile House area were the winners of the Bushwhacker competition in the Williams Lake Sportsmen’s Association Turkey Trap Shoot held at the Bond Lake clubhouse last Sunday

Taking aim for family fun at turkey trap shoot

There were shotgun events for all ages at the Williams Lake Turkey Trap Shoot Sunday at Bond Lake range.

George Ostoforoff (left) and Gary Martin from the 100 Mile House area were the winners of the Bushwhacker competition in the Williams Lake Sportsmen’s Association Turkey Trap Shoot held at the Bond Lake clubhouse last Sunday

Stampeders/Tomahawks game goes to six shootouts

Nearly 800 fans in the stands made for a hot hockey game on Friday between the Williams Lake Stampeders and the Lac La Hache Tomahawks.

The Stampeders’ Andrew Fisher leads the charge down the ice during a hotly contested game with the Quesnel Kangaroos in Williams Lake Saturday night. Andrew scored Williams Lake’s only goal in the third period, winning the game at seven to four for the Stampeders.

Stampeders defeat Kangaroos in 70-minute heavy penalty game

There was heat on the ice last Saturday when the Williams Lake Stampeders played the Quesnel Kangaroos.

The Stampeders’ Andrew Fisher leads the charge down the ice during a hotly contested game with the Quesnel Kangaroos in Williams Lake Saturday night. Andrew scored Williams Lake’s only goal in the third period, winning the game at seven to four for the Stampeders.