Two local teenagers are headed to the B.C. Summer Games with the Kootenay Region soccer team.
Camaro 67 is likely to take up the entire stage at Wapiti Music Festival, and it isn’t just because of the band’s sound.
Fernie City Council received a presentation from Fernie Chamber of Commerce Director regarding short-term rental units in Fernie.
One aspect of this area that is hard to ignore is that it attracts some characters.
Director of Fire and Emergency Services, Ted Ruiter, gave his second quarterly report to council.
Fernie Council approved an Alternative Approval Process in regards to a municipal boundary expansion north of Brenners Road.
The province announced it approved a contract to resurface approximately 15 kilometres of highway between Fernie and Hosmer.
On July 11, Fernie Council approved a motion for a land use agreement with the Fernie Pets Society and Chamber of Commerce.
For the local group Wild Honey, the opportunity to play at this year’s Wapiti Music Festival is a compliment and an honour.
Starting in his new position at City Hall last Thursday, Don Schaffer says his experience in Fernie has been positive so far.
With the next provincial election 10 months away, a Cranbrook City Councillor has put their name into the ring for the Liberal nomination.
Every Wednesday evening, at 8 p.m. Roger Theaker takes to the microphone at The Fernie to challenge people’s intellect.
For over 25 years, there has been a battle over the Jumbo Glacier area, adjacent to the Columbia Valley.
At the June 27 City Council meeting, City of Fernie councillors approved to allocate RMI funding to local groups.
Canadian indie rock band Yukon Blonde is returning to Fernie for this year’s Wapiti Music Festival.
The City of Fernie has released the Annual Municipal Report for 2015.
Kootenay East MLA Bill Bennett announced his retirement from provincial politics last week, but is taking many life lessons with him.
Former Conservative MP David Wilks announced he is seeking the nomination for the Liberal MLA seat.
Shannon Takacs is hoping her life experience will enable her to help people who are facing the end of their lives by being a death doula.
Council appointed Dan McSkimming as the member of council to participate in the Auditor General for Local Government (AGLG) audit.
