Paul Marcil believes RDEK Strategic Priorities and Planning session offered food for thought.
The prized story about a racehorse overcoming an incredible obstacle course has galloped into the limelight.
The measurable difficulty of coping with extremely challenging emotions during a bereavement can be alleviated with some help.
A jolt of revenue at the Columbia Basin Trust could put the Columbia Basin culture in the flush.
the upcoming plans that have been envisioned for students in the Columbia Valley.
After serving the Invermere community as a chief administrative officer for a number of years, Robert Earl has been rewarded.
A slight increase in taxation is on the horizon for residents in the Village of Radium.
More than 675 art projects by primary school students were colourful examples of talented people from the Columbia Valley in the making.
Vickie Fitzpatrick and Alita Parisotto judged more than 2 dozen wines at the Columbus Day Banquet and Wine Competition in Trail on Saturday.
After a summer filled with busy market days on the Esplanade, the Trail District and Chamber of Commerce is expanding its reach.
5 Montrose men attended a regular village council meeting Monday night to express their concerns regarding the number of bears in Montrose.
A thunderstorm early Tuesday morning left many residents in Greater Trail and some of its surrounding communities in the dark.
The Cristoforo Colombo Lodge is hosting a Columbus Day Banquet and Wine Competition for amateur vintners to strut their stuff.
Silver City competitors drew a crowd for the Trail Taekwan-do Championships in the Cominco Arena Gymnasium Saturday
All the Way Home program seeking Greater Trail donations to help cover van costs
A summer that began with the wettest month on record, came to an end with warm and dry temperatures.
The environmentally-geared event attracted more than 150 participants focused on removing litter from the shoreline of the Columbia River
Wait no longer; Pasquale Amantea of Star Grocery says the grapes are in.
Two black bears found prowling last week in West Trail were destroyed Sunday afternoon.
A Rossland-based band puts a twist on classical music by adding a vocal etude.
