The five workers at the Invermere Public Library have officially joined the Canadian Union of Public Employees.
B.C. college workers launched three days of job action last week, beginning on November 29.
A pair of musical enigmas will travel to Invermere to perform at Bud's Bar and Lounge on December 12.
It was another up-and-down weekend for the Columbia Valley Rockies.
For Invermere skier Martin Grasic, the mental side of skiing is what separates good from the truly great.
The Columbia Valley Recreation Advisory Council took another incremental step towards a cohesive plan for backcountry use on November 5.
Mayor and two councillors want to work towards most positive outcome for the entire region.
Invermere will once again play host to a world-class DJ next month.
The Columbia Valley Rockies faced some high-powered competition this weekend.
For Invermere residents Max Fanderl and Penny Powers, their relationship will play a key part when they take part in the Red Bull X-Alps.
Summer may be over, but there is still plenty to do at the Pynelogs Arts and Culture Centre this upcoming winter.
The Columbia Valley is set to receive some much-welcome exposure this December.
If there were oddsmakers in the KIJHL, few, if any would have given the Columbia Valley Rockies much of a chance on November 18.
For most people, paying their monthly utility bills is second nature.
The Columbia Valley Community Foundation (CVCF) is poised to continue its work in the community for years to come.
The Regional District of East Kootenay is making an effort to uniformly regulate campgrounds throughout the region.
New business sees great potential in Columbia Valley.
This month the Invermere Companion Animal Network (ICAN) is moving one step closer to finding a new home.
With just over a month left before opening day at Panorama Mountain Village, Panorama staff have been hard at work over the off season.
District staff warn that yard and construction waste are still not permitted at the facility.
