'Gator Al' retires, and more from the Nakusp Council meeting on Oct. 22, 2012.
The Burton Community Learning Centre (BCLC) now has a board, as of August 2012, Isabelle Bergeron announced at a community meeting.
Youths under the age of 18 will no longer be able to toast themselves up in a tanning bed unless they have a medical prescription.
If you’re planning on having fireworks as part of your spooky celebrations, there are a few things you should know.
Howard Cann first spotted the large grizzly by the side of the highway that runs along Summit Lake between Nakusp and New Denver.
The B.C. Gaming Commission and Nakusp RCMP received a complaint about irregularities in a raffle that took place during the Nakusp rodeo.
During the 90s, the Nakusp Squash Club had over 100 members, with some players at the top of the game in B.C.
The West Kootenay–Boundary Regional Hospital District Board met in Nakusp on Wednesday, October 10.
Burton residents Sterling and Margaret Simpson came home to find a handful of their turkeys and chickens had been killed.
Are strangers a threat, or friends we haven’t met yet?
The Nakusp boat launch is back on the table, and being actively discussed with Columbia Power Corporation (CPC).
More hockey action is forecast this season on the ice at the Nakusp Arena.
”It’s a very nice surprise,” said Faye Fox about the news that she’d won a 2012 BC Athlete Voice coaching award.
At this end of the seasonal spectrum, it’s all about harvesting, and planning for the next year if you can find the time.
Columbia Power is meeting with Nakusp residents to give an update about the boat ramp project.
The weather was perfect for a swim, bike and a run on Sept. 14, perfect for the NES Triathlon.
Gilles Amyot was waiting in the seat of his truck outside the One Time Electrical storefront on Broadway next to Cutrite Meats.
A Vancouver-based mineral exploration company is aerially surveying a 100 square-kilometre area near Whatshan Lake.
New Canadian Mountain Holidays and K2 kootenay venture is taking off in Nakusp, B.C.
Every 15 years, Mine Tailings, a play about Silverton history has just happened to find its way to the public stage.
