On Mar. 10, the BC Environmental Assessment Office hosted an open house to inform the public about Teck’s proposal to expand Baldy Ridge.
A small bear cub was spotted on the north side of McLeod Ave. in West Fernie on Friday evening, showing signs of an early bear season.
On Mar. 9, Jemi Fibre announced it will become a subsidiary of CanWel Building Materials.
As Daylight Savings is this weekend, the editorial looks at some of the pros and cons of the tradition.
The third annual Franco Fest takes over the Arts Station this weekend with the intention of celebrating international French culture.
The Free Press sat down with Mike Sosnowski, Director of Electoral A (Elk Valley) to discuss the RDEK’s recent projects.
On Mar. 7, Teck announced a collective agreement has been ratified with its Coal Mountain employees.
The International Fly Fishing Film Festival is celebrating its sixth year and returning to the Vogue Theatre on Mar. 10.
Juno-nominated musician, John Wort Hannam, has made a niche for himself by focusing on the storytelling in his music.
Kootenay-East MLA Bill Bennett says that more people stand to benefit from Medical Services Plan premiums.
As February came to a slushy close, many people are looking forward to spring and wondering what kind of weather it will bring with it.
A group of DJs are bringing a classic style to Fernie on Mar. 5 as part of the 7 Inches of Pleasure tour.
The RDEK is using an alternative approval process to determine if the electors are in favour of changes to the Hosmer Septage Ponds.
The Editorial for Feb. 25 discusses the issue of housing in the Elk Valley, especially for young professionals and families.
The Elk Valley RCMP reported a break and enter occurred at Fernie’s City Hall early Saturday morning.
The province recently introduced new regulations that harden the consequences for impaired driving in B.C.
Last week, lacrosse professional Naomi Walser visited both Elkford and Sparwood, sharing her technique and stories with students.
Canadian folk artist Annie Lou will be playing at Clawhammer Press on Feb. 23.
The editorial for Feb. 18 discuss tragedies in small communities and its affect on people, including families and journalists.
The Fernie Mountain Film Festival is back for another year and is celebrating its 10th birthday.
