Remedial Action Requirement to either complete or demolish the Copper Horn Towne Homes development has been extended.
Two scheduled council meetings at the Village of Radium Hot Springs have been altered for this upcoming winter.
Competing in the GEICO AMA EnduroCross series was an idea that gained traction for Wyatt Hart, 20, and his brother, Tristan Hart, 18,
The East Kootenay region now has two Regional District of East Kootenay directors serving at the provincial level
Frigid temperatures, long dark nights and heavy snowfall are characteristics that many Canadians associate with winter.
Canfor’s proposed plans to work in the Forster Creek area at the Village of Radium Hot Springs council meeting
The strengths and weakness of two Junior B teams were exposed last weekend when the Kimberley Dynamiters claimed a 5-2 victory
The Columbia Valley Rockies won 5-3 against the Fernie Ghostriders at the Eddie Mountain Memorial Arena
government of B.C. is working toward providing funding to low-income families for everything from school supplies to food programs.
CIBC celebrated a centennial of conducting business in the Columbia Valley by paying it forward to the community.
The second win of the season ignited smiles for many fans of the Rockies last weekend.
Two students with Aboriginal ancestry have been selected by staff at JA Laird Elementary School for an experience that will last a lifetime.
Pre-schoolers have an opportunity to grow linguistically, emotionally and socially to help get prepared for school.
Village of Radium Hot Springs does not believe that Canfor’s plans to work in the Forster Creek area will impact the water quality
Carol Gordon has been inspired to use her life experiences as the foundation for a journey into creative arts.
Radium’s Ambassador has waved goodbye to the folks at Tourism Radium.
The Rockies and their supporters breathed a sigh of relief as the Junior B team snagged their first win of the season late last week.
The initiative to keep regional waters safe from a predator could help save the lives of many local sport fish.
A new education guide has been printed and the B.C. government expects to see it in classrooms very soon.
The Rockies’ attempt to make a comeback from their season opener fell short against the Kamloops Storm
