Roots singer Tenise Marie performs Sept. 25
Kimberley's new French school had its first day of classes this past week, a long time coming and a much welcomed occasion for the area's French population.
Art exhibits, virtual garden tour and a drive in movie
Over 2,400 projects received Trust support in 2020/21
In a Facebook post, Sgt. Steve Woodcox of the Kimberley RCMP is asking residents who have seen any suspicious behaviour around Lions Park in Marysville recently, to contact the detachment.
Summer temperatures 2.6 degrees above average
Tying in the south boundary of the fire to a previous prescribed burn area aided in efforts, experts say
Kootenay Association of Realtors expect supply bounce back this fall
When I retired, I considered emigrating from Canada to seek an environment where the cost of living was less expensive. Aside from my pride in being Canadian, a primary deterrent which convinced me to stay was the wonderful health care available to us all. Indeed, I have come to view our health care system as one of the fundamental characteristics which defines us as Canadians. All of us pay a little more in taxes, because we care about our neighbours and want good health care to be available for everyone, regardless of their financial situation.
The Kimberley Dynamiters are gearing up for what will hopefully be their first full season in two years. The last two were shortened due to COVID. Training camp starts this weekend and the KIJHL. regular season begins October 1. All players are required to be fully vaccinated by that date.
Coach Stuart looking forward to high-tempo main camp
Great news, fans of eating. Groceries are set to get even more expensive!
Final decision on trail access, parking lot issues are made by the provincial government ministry
Kimberley's new French school has its first week of class on Tuesday, Sept. 7.
There are four more cases this week than last
A slightly modified Kimberley Kaleidoscope Festival was held last month, and from all accounts from those involved in putting this long-standing local event on, it went very well.
Mayor Don McCormick shares his thoughts on the latest health orders.
The race has run since 1923
WildSafeBC Kimberley-Cranbrook says that after a slow August, bear activity is up, and it's important to be aware and educate yourself rather than risking a conflict with one later.
It's been 40 years since his band D.O.A. put out their album "Hardcore '81" and more than that since the band was formed, but the lyrical content of founder, punk icon and Burnaby, B.C. City Counsellor Joe Keithley has remained much the same: challenging racism, sexism, war mongering and vying for human rights.
