Program a new slot in your AM/FM radio dial, because the region’s newest entrant Summit 107 FM will be up to full operation in a week or so.
A grizzly bear attack that occurred Tuesday night has left a man with non-life-threatening injuries.
A grizzly bear attack that occurred Tuesday night has left a man with non-life-threatening injuries.
Get your prized pumpkins and cucumbers together because it’s almost time for the Kootenay Country Fair.
School starts in a little over a week and school district staff, teachers and students are all busy getting ready
A letter regarding asbestos prompted plans to create a registry of locations asbestos can still be found within city buildings.
The City of Cranbrook is near the completion of its road paving program for the year.
Cranbrook RCMP responded to 177 calls for service during the week of Monday, Aug. 17 to Sunday, Aug. 23
Canadian Tire is moving ahead with its plans to move into space formerly occupied by Target.
The City of Cranbrook is looking to raise fees that it charges for both general services and police services.
Council has approved the borrowing of $700,000 to replace the Motor Control Center at the city’s spray irrigation facility.
Cranbrook RCMP continue the search for the 74-year-old Cranbrook man missing since Thursday morning.
In November, the East Kootenay Chamber of Mines is planning to hold a major conference in Cranbrook.
Cranbrook RCMP responded to 151 calls for service from Monday, Aug. 10 to Sunday, Aug. 16.
Construction value was down in the second quarter of 2015 as compared to the same quarter in 2014.
This month's feature Chamber member is Sink n' Ink Tattoos, owned by Kya Dubois.
Council approved a policy that directs emergency crews to strive to provide full service level operations.
This weekend, the second annual Cranbrook Multicultural Festival will be bringing diversity to Rotary Park.
Conservation Officers are asking for any information on a pair of elk that appear to have been poached outside of Cranbrook.
Election season has begun, and that means federal candidates have planted their signs far and wide.
