Carolyn Grant

City of Kimberley seeks a location for Platzl ‘Urbaloo’

Council discussed possibility of putting it inside cuckoo clock

LETTER: Let’s talk about climate change

Let's Talk About The Weather

Unauthorized target shooting range causing concern in Meadowbrook

The Meadowbrook Community Association has taken up the cause of residents of Meadowbrook and Wood's corner about an unauthorized gun range near the Cherry Creek Rest Area. It is located about 12 kilometres out of Kimberley.

Multiple reasons for long wait for road tests: ICBC

No appointments available for next six months

City opens Civic Centre as a cooling space

The City of Kimberley is asking you to check on your neighbours, friends and family during this extreme heat.

Fire ban for City of Kimberley

Ban starts today, along with provincial fire ban

Kimberley U13 team wins Cranbrook tournament

The U13 Kimberley baseball team attended the U13 Cranbrook year end tournament and took first place, winning four of five games.Congratulations, team.

Southeast Fire Centre communities receive Fire Smart funding

$2.8 million in funding announced

Enduring the heat: Epic 1000 BC riders make their way through Kimberley

Despite the blistering heat, athletes biking the 1,000 k BC Epic race carried on. Many of the riders made their way through Kimberley yesterday. Dave White of Kimberley caught up with race leader Meaghan Hackinen of Kelowna on the St. Mary Lake Road near Mathew Creek on Monday, June 28. At the time she was 140 kilometres ahead of the second place rider.

RDEK Fire Services warns of danger of tossed cigarette butts

RDEK Fire Services is warning people to be careful with cigarette butts as they report responding to two ditch fires in two days.

Kimberley Mayor talks housing, waste water treatment plant, wildlife

Mayor Don McCormick spoke to Kimberley residents directly through his Facebook page last week, and he has outlined a number of issues that concern him, and a number of clarifications on issues concerning citizens.

BC must defer more old growth logging in Inland Temperate Rainforest, Wildsight says

Conservation group applauds formation of advisory panel, expects more deferral announcements

McKim Principal apologizes for end of year event

The outdoor event exceeded numbers allowed by public health orders

Reuse it centres in the East Kootenay will reopen in early July

One of the most popular spots at RDEK transfer stations throughout the East Kootenay are undoubtably the Reuse Centres. On Friday, June 25, the RDEK announced that they would reopen in early July.

LETTER: Thanks for the community gardens

I would like to thank the mayor and council for having the great foresight to approve the two community gardens which were applied for. I certainly hope it is the first of many. If COVID has taught us anything it's the importance of doing whatever we can to feed and clothes ourselves, and this approval is a great first step.

Mobile vaccination clinic headed to Canal Flats June 30

In the past several weeks, Interior Health has been sending mobile immunization clinics around to more rural areas in an effort to get more and more people vaccinated against COVID-19.

No Canada Day party in the Platzl this year

The City of Kimberley will not be hosting traditional Canada Day celebrations this year. The annual event usually involves a party in the Platzl, with Canada Day cake and live music.

Gray Creek Pass now open

There's nothing that many Kimberleyites enjoy more than taking a backroad drive. There are plenty of opportunities to explore all over, but of the favourites is the Gray Creek Pass over to the east shore of Kootenay Lake.

Bike race from Merritt to Fernie will be coming over Gray Creek Pass on June 28

Tom Lymbery of the Gray Creek Store says that a 1000 kilometre race from Merritt to Fernie, through Kimberley, is a go.

Provincial Premiers race for the bottom

As we know, our friends at Angus Reid Polling like to take quarterly looks at Canada's Premiers and see who is perceived to be doing well, or not.