At the Aug. 22 Committee of the Whole meeting, Council was presented with a staff report proposing to change the hours at City Hall.
School District 5 (SD5) had some decisions to make in regards to over $361,000 in funding from the provincial government.
At the Aug. 22 regular council meeting, a report was presented to Fernie Council in regards to the well at James White Park.
Last week, Ghostriders head coach and general manager, Craig Mohr, confirmed that Alex Cheveldave is the new captain of the team.
The Fernie Ghostrider hockey camp camp is open to young players between the novice and peewee age levels
Lilac Terrace has opened a palliative care room at their facilities.
The editorial for Aug. 18 discusses the City's plan to participate in the task force regarding marijuana legalization on Aug. 22.
On July 28, Teck released its second quarter results for 2016, posting a $15 million profit to shareholders, equating to $.03 per share.
This week's Face of the Valley is Rose Watson, who has lived in Fernie for 62 years.
At the July 25 Committee of the Whole meeting, Fernie resident Sarah-Jane Nelson addressed City Council in regards to cannabis.
This week's editorial discusses the Albertan couples that collected 15 painted turtles from B.C. to take home with them.
This week's Face of the Valley is Jimmy Vallance, who has been living in Fernie since the late 1960s.
This week's Faces of the Valley focuses on Jody Krienke, who after travelling the world is making roots in Fernie.
On Wednesday afternoon, the Elk Valley RCMP responded to an accident on Highway 43, near Elkford.
The Fernie Chamber of Commerce released the visitor numbers for the month of June, which shows an increase of visitors to the Fernie area.
The Lions Club is pleading with the public to stop vandalizing the derby grounds in Fernie, B.C.
Vancouver-based funk band, Five Alarm Funk, are returning to Fernie for an Aug. 6 show at the Northern.
At the July 25 council meeting, Council approved a motion in regards to bylaw enforcement of unsightly properties.
This week's Face of the Valley focuses on Patti Cameron and her efforts to help people wherever possible.
On July 19, the Elk Valley RCMP responded to a report of a serious collision on Highway 43.
