City of Enderby announce winning designs for recognition cards

Community artists are being celebrated in Enderby after the city selected winners for its annual recognition cards.

A call for submissions invited local artists to share original seasonal designs capturing the beauty and character of the community. The city received 19 entries, reflecting a wide range of perspectives and creative talent.

City council selected three pieces to be featured on the cards, highlighting familiar scenes and local landmarks that resonate with residents.

In a social media post, the city said the selected designs were by:

  • Alyssa Halvorson, Floaters on the Enderby Bridge
  • Jamie Frazer, Enderby Farmers Market
  • Heather L. Edwards, Winter on the Shuswap River

The artwork is on display at city hall.

Designed by Heather L. Edwards. (Photo / City of Enderby)
Designed by Jamie Frazer. (Photo / City of Enderby)
Designed by Alyssa Halvorson. (Photo / City of Enderby)
Lauren Accili
Lauren Accili
Lauren is a journalist based in Salmon Arm, B.C. She started her journalism career in Vancouver, previously lived in Ladner her whole life, and joined the Vista Radio Salmon Arm team in 2025. Her bio says she’s excited to get to know the community and share its stories.

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