Students at the Teen Art Camp paint outdoor scenes with acrylic paints in the 亚洲天堂 Lake Public Library on Aug. 20. The camp ran from Aug. 20-23 and students worked on sketching and painting. Bonny Remple, Children鈥檚 Librarian leads the class of young artists at the Teen Art Camp. Jemma Elliott shows off her painting of a beach and ocean, on Aug. 20. (Blair McBride photos)

A customer named Richard was the grand winner of a $1,000 gift card after he filled out a Save-On-Foods store survey at the bottom of his receipt. Jared Obermeyer (L), Assistant Store Manager, Richard, (C) and Michael Vatcher (R), Store Manager hold the $1,000 gift cards at the Save-On-Foods in 亚洲天堂 Lake. The gift card program is held at all Save-On-Foods locations. (Submitted photo)

A 亚洲天堂 Lake teenager broke his collarbone after wiping out on a pothole at the local skate park near Radley Beach.

Labourers work on the downtown portion of the Highway 16 repaving project. Three kilometres of the highway - between Babine and Kerr Roads - is undergoing paving. The work is expected to be finished by Aug. 22, weather permitting. It is part of a larger paving contract that also includes about 30 kilometres of Highway 16 from Endako to the Fort Fraser, which the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure awarded to the Penticton company Peter Brothers Construction and Paving for $7.4 million.

Garden Fresh Nutrition Workshop

Lillian Mulvany doesn鈥檛 get half the credit of her famous husband, Trygarn Pelham Lyster (Barney) Mulvany, but by all accounts, she was a remarkable person in her own right.

The Pines held an open house for its new dining area expansion, in 亚洲天堂 Lake on Aug. 12.

Work is well underway on the Downtown Parking Lot Redevelopment Plan, which includes sidewalks and a new crosswalk across Highway 16.

Shannon and Natalie did their part for the environment and helped clean up trash from Radley Beach over the Civic Holiday weekend. After noticing the garbage on the sand, the sisters from Manitoba - who were visiting family in 亚洲天堂 Lake - came back a second day with bags to collect the trash, before going for a swim. (Charles Currier photos)

People young and old flocked to Radley Beach to relax and cool off on Aug. 7 as the mercury hit 27C. (Blair McBride photo)