Alberni is in for a treat as Merlyn Patten of Qualicum Beach is coming in April with a special fundraising show, 100 years of fashion.
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The arts movement in Port Alberni started modestly and grew out thanks to the late Tseshaht artist George Clutesi and others.
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Alberni residents are invited to come to ADSS and help the city commemorate the first city council meeting 100 years ago.
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Port Alberni is 100 years old and for a centenarian its still going pretty strong.
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Alberni's Meg Scoffield delves into the place of children in the Valley's distant history.
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Pins marking Alberni's Centennial celebration were unveiled at council's Feb.27 meeting.
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Alberni city councillor Cindy Solda asked about early female settlers in the Valley and editor Susan Quinn responds.
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Names: Liam, Marcus, Shelby, Matt and Case Likes: jumping into the river on hot days Dislikes: when summer holidays are over
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Mushing sled dogs isn't as easy as it looks. But it's definitely cool, eh?
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Port Alberni's centennial committee has its work cut out for them but they're organized and they're busy.
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Alberni resident Maxine Munsilan has embarked on an ambitious project to track the descendants of Port Alberni’s pioneer families.
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Gus Cox was appointed a regular constable in Alberni in 1892 after spending some time doing special police work.
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Muckraking in Port Alberni in the early 1900s? It was a newspaper man, alright.
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Alberni civic officials handed out a commemorative birth certificate to River Poirier, who was the Valley's first baby of the year.
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Port Alberni Centennial Committee unveiled a poster featuring a historical photo of Valley businesses and regions from 100 years ago.
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When the E&N Railway decided to bring rail service to the Alberni Valley in 1911, it prompted the region's economic growth.
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The Alberni Valley United Church is asking the public to help identify women displaying wedding dresses in this historical photo.
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A 1907 newspaper editorial posed how the towns of Alberni and new Alberni would be better off together.
READAV News editor Susan Quinn immersing herself in Alberni history for 12 months and she wants to hear your thoughts as part of her research.
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Returning to New York City after 30 years – this time with my daughter Hilary.
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