My experience in the Elk Valley has been more than an extension of my journalism education.
A report was made to clarify language in regards to the Waste Regulation Bylaw.
Over the weekend of Sept. 30 to Oct. 2, the first annual Gillbilly Festival will be hosted in Fernie.
As part of BC Culture Days, taking place from Sept. 30 until Oct. 2, Elkford artist Katherine Russell is opening her studio to the public.
Fernie City Council held a Special Meeting of Council an agenda item was the construction of public washrooms in Station Square.
he Edmonton-based trio is embarking on their biggest tour yet, and Fernie is the first stop on the Canadian leg.
On Oct. 2, The Fourth Phase, the latest Travis Rice snowboard flick, will be premiering at the Vogue Theatre.
At the Sept. 12 Fernie City Council Meeting, Council approved two roofing repairs on City buildings.
Canadian indie musician Noah Derksen is returning to Fernie for a Saturday night performance at Infinitea.
At approximately 6 a.m. on Sept. 19, the Elk Valley RCMP responded to an incident wherein a semi-truck went off of Highway 3.
This week's editorial focuses on the importance of asking questions to City Hall for a healthy democracy.
On Sept. 18, 150 kids will swim, bike and run for the Fernie Kids’ Triathlon.
The Fernie Ghostriders started the regular 2016/17 season last weekend.
Mark Brown has been the face of the Fernie Meat Market since he took it over from his father.
On Sept. 12, a handful of new bear resistant garbage bins arrived in Fernie.
Vancouver-based indie-rock band, Echo Nebraska, is touring Western Canada, including at stop at The Northern Bar and Stage.
Since opening its doors in early July, the Valley Social has been a hub of activity.
The Elk Valley RCMP have confirmed one fatality as the result of an accident on the Elk River Forest Service Road.
This week's Face of the Valley is Terry Hume, who moved to Sparwood in 1973.
Fernie-based artist Melanie MacVoy recently had the opportunity to participate in the Art in the Park program.
