Business owners and managers in Grand Forks gathered to discuss the formation of a downtown business association on Nov. 13.
The deadline for input for the City of Grand Forks’ branding project is this Thursday.
School District 51’s (SD51) board of education unanimously voted to postpone any decision on the implementation of a middle school.
The school district's fire suppression program has seen an increase in student interest.
The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary board discussed question period, cuts to Canada Post and Greyhound services last week.
There have been new stop signs placed along 72nd Avenue in Grand Forks to minimize the number of vehicles speeding through the street.
This Sunday, Nov. 11 marks another year of remembrance as red poppies are pinned to the lapels of coats.
The Boundary All Nations Aboriginal Council (BANAC) has offered assistance to the Grand Forks deer committee.
Grand Forks' Gallery 2 will be hosting CBC Radio West afternoon show with host Rebecca Zandbergen tomorrow (Nov. 6).
Fortis BC is upgrading electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure between Grand Forks and Christina Lake.
The Grand Forks Rotary Club hosted its annual Halloween bonfire on Oct. 31.
Grand Forks has agreed to send a letter to Transport Canada in support of heliport construction at the Boundary Hospital property.
The Richard Fehr Memorial Fundraiser has been set up to raise money to send children with special needs to summer camps each year.
Grand Forks’ Environment Depot for Wastewater to Energy Ltd. has been nominated as “Most Promising Start-Up” for the KAST awards.
Grand Forks city council has approved the Roxul road closure bylaw, but there are concerns from local companies.
A development permit has been submitted to dismantle the current Winnipeg Hotel and replace the building with a liquor store.
Boundary Central Secondary School (BCSS) will be adding an additional $25 to their school fees for student athletes.
Bullying has become a reoccurring theme lately, an almost redundant topic, but important, especially with the Amanda Todd suicide.
Affected meat has been removed from shelves at the local grocery stores in Grand Forks after a large meat recall by XL Foods in September.
The Grand Forks and District Fall Fair Society is seeking a permanent home for the fall fair.
