“You’ve Got the Talent - Now Sell It!” takes place May 25; scholarship application deadline is May 31.
A health fair was hosted for students last week in Burns Lake
Nine hardy hikers and two dogs enjoyed a hike in the sunshine in the Orchard Lakes area
William T. Brown (Willie to his friends) moved to the community of Barriere in the mid 1960s
Making Pictures Withe Professional Photographer John Enman
The photography challenge of Funky Nests in Funky Places is back for 2017
Barriere Hospice accepted an invitation to attend a seminar on Alzheimer’s disease in Clearwater
A wheelchair-accessible outhouse is among the improvements
Two markets on two blocks means lots of room for new vendors at Revelstoke's farmers markets. We chatted with a few of them.
There is no mistake that spring has arrived when bikers take to the open road
It is absolutely critical that Canadians everywhere take measures to prevent drowning
Though there weren’t many yellow flowers blooming along the Myrt Thompson Trail Saturday morning, the volunteers who came out for the annual Broom Bash found plenty of invasive species to uproot.
Sage Birchwater’s Chilcotin Chronicles tells of colourful characters
Pat Carney will speak at the Museum at Campbell River this weekend about her new book.
For an hour a day, Campbell River students encouraged to give up their phones
The West Kootenay Take a Hike program is hosting trivia night at the Trail Legion.
Survey results show lack of emergency preparedness being done in many area households
The new Kwakiutl Bear Pole will be standing on Museum grounds
Back in 1850, Queen Victoria enjoyed a glass of Hock, a German white wine made from Riesling grown around the village of Hochhein am Main.
