Mary Walters was stung and experienced her first-time serious reaction on the ferry between Revelstoke and Nakusp.
Salmon now have human representatives travelling the Columbia Basin carrying the message about the importance of fish life.
Residents of Burton, B.C. are being told to boil their water before using it.
The award-winning wildlife artist Sharon Bamber becomes part of the exhibit this month at Selkirk’s Nakusp campus.
Tom Waits sang that “there ain’t nothing better…only chocolate Jesus can satisfy my soul,” but just how much soul food does a person need?
The Arrow Lakes Reservoir water level dropping and expected to be below average levels for remainder of summer.
It would be easy to mistake the new store that’s opened up next to Barton Insurance on Broadway for an antique shop, but you’d be wrong.
The smell of earth, planting seeds and watering are the inspiration behind Madeleine Wood and Don Cunningham’s upcoming show.
The Slocan River from Lemon Creek to Kootenay River is now off limits to boats.
The new ferry hull built by WaterBridge Steel in Nakusp is now in the water, after a very small snag during the launch.
The fourth annual western toadlet event is coming again to the Summit Lake Provincial Park.
A boil water notice for the Fauquier water supply has been rescinded.
Breathe, feel, watch, allow: these are the key elements of mindful experience that are practised in yoga.
This week: boat thievery, some vandalism and an impaired car theft.
The power outage on Friday, July 5 did more than interrupt refrigeration units in Nakusp, it broke the cool of many local business owners.
Jenifer Vogel and Crystal Klem from Central Kootenay Invasive Plant Committee gave a presentation about the recent Scotch Broom Bash.
For the third year in a row, archaeologists from Hamilton College in upstate New York have invited the public to come learn more.
The recent power outage in Nakusp scheduled for Friday, July 5 to was not without controversy.
Charlotte Ruse and three horses greeted us at the farm, as did the two dogs Luna and Dakota.
Charlotte Ruse and three horses greeted us at the farm, as did the two dogs Luna and Dakota.
