On June 21 of this year, Pamella Lindley will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of her home based business.
Residents were treated to a day of culture, drumming and dance as well as interactive dance by the High Water Singers and Ernie Philip.
About 100 kids from Princeton and Keremeos got together for the second time this spring.
A discussion between friends in Princeton and Merritt has resulted in a close contact for rescuing and rehoming dogs.
The annual fundraiser assists Princeton Rotary in their support of the numerous community causes they contribute to.
A legal battle before the courts in B.C., is being called “the most significant challenge in Canadian history.”
Well folks, I’ve been presented with another issue to comment on—last week’s vandalism and now this week—rumours!
A Celebration of Life in honour of Art Pratico was organized by members of Art’s Copper Mountain family.
Enthusiasts from Keremeos, Langley, Princeton and the Okanagan brought their treasures to the annual celebration.
Volunteers were shown appreciation for their efforts during a tea held on Friday.
Mayor Armitage announces repairs to Old Hedley Road have begun.
The Valley First Blue Blitz team surprised residents of Princeton, on Friday with a free pass to the The Lego Movie.
Acts of destruction make no sense to me whatsoever.
On Friday, May 16 of this May long-weekend a new product produced locally hits the market and is available for purchase at Doug's Homestead.
An event organized by literacy coordinator, Dierra Maynard teaches kids life skills, while they think they are just having fun.
After eight years away, the Goreas family return to Princeton and open up a brand new restaurant.
Brent and Linette McClelland feel they have much to be thankful for.
Thomasina's will be the first business in Princeton to host a sidewalk café.
Princeton’s brand-new fire truck rolled into town on Thursday, May 1.
The 4th annual Copper Mountain Mining Day was held at Veterans Square on Wednesday May 7.
