Civic election starts rolling

Experienced councillors and new faces alike are lining up for the November municipal election. All councillors from the current city council have said they will be running in the upcoming election except for Coun. Marg Kentel who has yet to decide. The... more

• Interior Health Authority caught with dirty hands
• Families seek help in search
• Centre touches federal campaign

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Dynamic duo dropping jaws with great goals

When it comes to the city of Lake Placid, NY., most hockey fan’s first thought is of a group of unknown American college players who came together to stun the powerful U.S.S.R. team at the 1980 Winter Olympics, on their... more

• Bike Skills Park could be next recreation site
• Yeti grapple with Interior foes
• Sports Shorts

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Wilson steeped in blues

Tom Wilson Salmar Classic Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. The Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival presents Tom Wilson, a three-time Juno Award winner, seemingly spawned from the mud of the Mississippi Delta, rather than his beloved hometown of Hamilton, Ont. A veteran... more

• Paint the town
• SAGA season of show and sell
• Ballet waltzes into town

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View from engineer's chair

No longer making tracks: Train engineer James Walford stopped for a photo this past summer during his last run through Salmon Arm. The path the tracks take may remain the same, but the world around them has changed since retired... more

• Enough to make you sad
• Make a plan to stay safe
• Cooking, candles lead to fires

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Bringing water to the world

A thirst for doing good: Salmon Arm-born Rick Howard is a co-owner of the Kelowna company, Element Four, which is on the leading edge of technology that will help bring clean drinking water to Third World nations at a reasonable... more

• 1908 Salmon Arm apples will again be to the fore in th

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