The Kimberley Dynamiters won 4-2 against the Columbia Valley Rockies at the Kimberley Civic Centre on Friday, January 22nd.
CBT will be offering $3 million in new funding annually for next three years — totalling $9 million
The Lake Windermere Ambassadors will receive an annual grant of $10,000 from the Columbia Valley economic development service
Keith Weber has put up a fight to hone his skills in the art of Brazilian jiu jitsu.
The Village of Radium Hot Springs reconsidered and then unanimously adopted Bylaw No. 416, 2015 at its most recent regular council meeting.
increase from $3.6 million annually to more than $4.2 million means communities will be eligible to additional funding for grants
With one second left on the clock, the Rockies scored a last minute goal to break a tie against the Ghostriders last weekend.
The opportunity to use crowdfunding to start up a new venture now exists in B.C.
A secure future is on the horizon for two East Kootenay community ski hills for the next three decades.
There are some innovative ideas being pitched to reduce carbon emissions in East Kootenay municipalities this winter.
To offset tuition costs during the winter semester, the College of the Rockies is offering completion awards to students
The Village of Radium Hot Springs has unanimously accepted the decision to renew a fire service agreement
The Village of Radium Hot Springs unanimously approved Bylaw No. 416
The Columbia Valley Rockies won 8-5 against the Golden Rockets in the Golden Arena on Friday, December 18th.
A strong desire to bolster the balance sheets has encouraged the Government of B.C. to regulate the debt settlement industry
A recent surge in the cost of food has pushed a number of families further into poverty with Columbia Valley residents struggling
The ability to make holiday decorations safe has become a hot topic for some this winter.
The Kimberley Dynamiters edged out the Columbia Valley Rockies 5-1 at the Kimberley Civic Centre on Friday, December 11th.
Parents may be relieved to learn that new child care spaces could soon be available in the Columbia Valley.
An organization promoting the cannabis industry is expanding to the Kootenay region.
