Nelson will not release the proposal to the public until after the RDCK has had a chance to review it
Nelson Search and Rescue volunteers looked for the missing party on Saturday night. They found their way out Sunday morning.
The lone Nelson business owner on a water meter isn’t pleased about his rates doubling over three years.
A new staged play reading series kicks off later this month with a performance of the Broadway favourite Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
It wasn’t long ago that David Sprague was on the receiving end of Nelson Salvation Army’s Christmas hamper program.
Nelson heavy metal fans are in for an early Christmas present from Savage Blade.
Council passed a motion to support, in principal, the development of the skatepark in Rosemont.
The Nelson CARES society refinanced the building to come up with the $400,000 for fire safety improvements.
Snow is piling up at Baldface Lodge, where staff will welcome their first guests of the season next week.
Sergeant Fred Mansveld and Deputy Chief Constable Henry Paivarinta were recognized for 30+ years of service
Myers is currently working on new Nelson-inspired plays that he hopes to show during his year as cultural ambassador.
Council gave preliminary readings to a bylaw that would increase water rates by six per cent and bump up sewer rates by five per cent.
The throwdown pits two ski towns against each other in a challenge to collect the most Facebook votes in a two day period.
The last time Mother Mother played in Nelson, it was a free show in Lakeside Park for the 2008 Keep the Beat music festival.
Proposed changes to Nelson routes include shortening the Rosemont and Uphill circuits and having the Fairview route go only in one direction
Kootenay Christian Fellowship, which took possession of the Savoy Lanes building at 520 Falls Street last Friday.
Nelson council will no longer issue provide official proclamations to recognize community events.
Jeff Forst of Nelson took third place in a dramatic monologue writing contest to mark University of Victoria's 50th anniversary.
Nearly 90 singers and instrumentalists will squeeze onto the stage at The Capitol Theatre next weekend for a classical Christmas concert.
The new book, 111 West Coast Literary Portraits, features photography by Nelson’s Blaise Enright and Berry Peterson, who lives in Comox.
