The read through is open to interested auditioners this Thursday at 7pm at 2054 Washington St in Rossland.
White van will be touring neighbourhoods starting this week
Downtown Trail Business Group working together to attract tourists
A Fruitvale born-and-raised turned country music artist is taking his talent to the big stage this weekend at The Gorge.
The man with a passion for “all things funky” began to turn an alleyway behind his business into a piece of art.
A downtown businessperson is feeling frazzled after her car was nearly stolen from outside of her work Monday morning.
Rossland native Patrice Gordon is one of a small group delivering care to a Nepalese community in the aftermath of a 7.8 earthquake.
Funds will go towards upgrading the building.
Government invests almost $750,000 to help boost mining and metals industry
Fire season always guarantees a surge of respiratory patients for KBRH.
Organizers are prepping for the Kootenays' Largest Slip 'N Slide event Saturday at Centennial Park in Glenmerry from noon until 2:30 p.m.
No fires in Trail, but as of Tuesday there were 171 fires this season in the Southeast Fire Centre.
A best friend team is bringing glamour to the area with a luxurious day spa for little girls.
Lance and Soo Ewasiuk have brought Chinese food back to the village and added pizza and baked goods to Warfield Take-Out’s menu.
Catherine Wetmore is donating her life’s work to raise money for a much-needed renovation at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church in Trail.
Trail is taking its first kick at the federal budget that was unveiled last month.
RCMP wage clause comes as no surprise to City of Trail
Developer says he’s on track to building the highest rated energy efficient home within the Greater Trail area.
Trail was denied grant funding that would have helped push the city’s long-awaited urban all-wheel park into motion.
Young Greater Trail filmmakers are making their mark this weekend at an under-19 film festival ready to roll at the Royal Theatre.
