A tapestry that once hung in Creston Town Hall has been returned to its original location.
A presentation on the Creston Kids Outside Society left most of those attending last week's regular Town Council meeting in smiles-councillors included.
Stewart, 62, is a retired Registered Professional Forester and former Canadian Armed Forces member.
Creston RCMP responded to 68 calls for assistance from April 23-29
The cause of the fire is undetermined.
Topaz, a German Shepherd, collapsed while out on a run with her owner
Creston Town Council recommended the disbursement of $76,149 to 32 applicants for Columbia Basin Trust funding.
Lab test confirms suspicions that the death of a dog on Mount Cowley in the Kitchener area was caused by strychnine.
Creston RCMP responded to 63 calls for service from April 16-22, including several issues involving dogs, Staff Sgt. Ryan Currie said on Monday.
"She just dropped," Stolz said. "Her back leg seized in mid-run and she collapsed."
For Judy and Calvin Germann, retirement means slowing down, not stopping.
Home Shall Be Here is a response to the suicides by two friends of Calgary musicians Elly Aurora and Evan Freeman.
A request from Casey's Community House to close 12th Avenue North between Canyon and the lane behind the property for a beer garden, food service and live music on Blossom Festival weekend was approved at Tuesday's Town Council meeting.
Creston RCMP received 48 calls for assistance, many involving personal disputes, from April 9-15.
In a continuing effort to keep Forest Lawn Cemetery current with evolving public demand, a memorial wall is now available for families to commemorate their loved ones.
Since the Town of Creston rallied to save the Creston Education Centre by purchasing the former South Creston Elementary School last year, renovations have made some programs even more successful.
With an eye toward Theatre BC's Mainstage Festival, Creston Footlighters will be staging Modern Dysfunction, a three-actor play written locally by Jason Smith and Suzanne Chubb.
Eight of the eleven participants in the popular LEAP! Program put their entrepreneurial skills on display at Casey's Community House last Tuesday. Four of them walked away with awards.
Creston RCMP received 55 calls for assistance from April 2-8, Staff Sgt. Ryan Currie said on Tuesday. Several cases involved people impaired by alcohol or drugs.
With registration now open, it is impossible to predict just how big the first Kootenay Lake Grand Fondo biking event will be.
