Community

Museum Happenings The board meeting last week on Oct. 16 was well-attended, and we were able to conduct all our business in an hour. The following items were approved: new

Fall has set in and the leaves are starting to turn. More color appears overnight. The wind is down this morning, but is supposed to be blowing this afternoon. We

MY PARENTS LIVE in a cabin deep in the north woods. I know this sounds like the start of a fairytale. Sometimes, it seems a bit like one. There are

The Canadian Arts Alliance’s melodrama murder mystery, Whodunit? sold out the Saturday performances last weekend. Community theatre players presented the production two times Saturday evening and again Sunday afternoon.

I am still receiving inquiries about our Augusta Metcalfe Memorial Art Competition for 2019. There is not much time left for entries. The deadline for the art to be in

Annual Quilt Show You still have time to drop off a quilt for our annual quilt show. All quilts are welcomed—vintage and modern. If you are interested in volunteering with

WHEN MY HUSBAND, Peter, and I met, we each had a dog. Peter had a collie named “The Pretty Boy,” (Yes, “The” was part of his name), and I had

Museum Happenings We had a full house on Saturday for our annual fundraiser, and with a generous auction, we made a nice profit. The details of the fundraiser will be

Gary Ward is a second-generation artist from Canyon. Growing up in the cowboy culture under the influence of his artist dad, the late Jim Ward, he developed an early appreciation