Old headlines offer some perspectives on how things have changed - or not - over the years
The Village of Keremeos recently received the results of the April 29 business walk in the Lower Similkameen.
Former SESS music teacher returns to Keremeos to entertain during Barbeque King event
Teachers union announces full walk out Tuesday, June 17
A report on the June 9 regular meeting of Keremeos Village Council
Keremeos fire department responds to two calls following afternoon thunder cell
The Office of the Columbia River, out of Washington State, is showing signs of interest in Fortis Inc.’s proposed Similkameen dam.
Keremeos and Cawston schools under threat of full strike after labour relations board ruling
Students in fear of losing their school year staged a picket line across the street from Similkameen Elementary Secondary School on June 4.
Lightning is being blamed for a mid afternoon garage fire on Ritchie Drive in Cawston on Tuesday, June 3.
Last week was a difficult one for growers in the Lower Similkameen.
The year 2014 is sure to go down in Keremeos history as the year of the Barbeque War on Seventh Avenue.
Notes from the regional district board meeting of May 22
Keremeos council brought up to date with public works activities
SD53 issued a communication to Similkameen residents regarding the May 20 announcement by the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation
Keremeos Elks Rodeo finishes a successful second day of activities
There was no shortage of thrills, spills and fast paced barrel action during Saturday's Keremeos Elks Rodeo event in the SImilkameen
Keremeos gets its second traffic light as the new scales at the Keremeos transfer station were officially opened on May 16.
It’s early in the season, but dissension is already taking place at the site of the former Farmworkers Campground just outside of Keremeos.
Monitoring has been ongoing at site of slide on Highway 3 west of Keremeos since initial event took place in late January
