These last two weeks have been nothing short of tragic as events have hit the area – the deaths at Pines Bible Camp and at Cascade Falls.
Doug Allin, currently director of operations for the District of Peachland, will succeed retiring Lynne Burch as Grand Forks' CAO.
After reports of high nitrate levels in Grand Forks’ water wells several years ago, water quality in the area has been monitored.
A drop-in soccer league has started up for the summer at the Grand Forks Secondary School field.
Piche is awaiting sentencing for production of controlled substances and LaFreniere is awaiting trial for aggravated assault.
There is still no word yet on what will occur to the site of the Grand Forks Hotel, where pieces of rubble remain.
After purchasing plane tickets in March, Grand Forks Gazette reporter Cassandra Chin is finally on hoilday.
Grand Forks Fire Rescue are developing new training grounds to practice drills near the airport in Grand Forks.
At its last council meeting, the City of Greenwood decided not to take over responsibility of Providence Dam located at Marshall Lake.
Residents still hope to keep Marshall Lake from being decommissioned.
A local from Grand Forks, Noah Makortoff, will be on the Kootenay baseball team for the BC Summer Games.
Summer construction is underway in Grand Forks with a new parking lot at Selkirk College and landscaping at City Park.
Campo d’Aglio, a new restaurant in Grand Forks on Market Avenue, offers classical Italian with a few modern adaptions.
Grand Forks city council could approve a city branding request for proposal plan in August.
The Ministry of Energy and Mines held a session regarding a pair of North America Stone exploration mining applications.
After completing two tryouts, local Chloe Skerritt has made the under-14 basketball team entering the B.C. Summer Games.
Christine Wong of Richmond, B.C., won the BC Golf Women’s Amateur Championships held last week at the Christina Lake Golf Club.
B.C. Southern Interior MP Alex Atamanenko is concerned about the federal government’s proposal on riding reconfigurations.
A resident living on Donaldson Drive in Grand Forks, B.C. has noted the increasing congestion of idling trucks and speeding vehicles.
The project developed social skills and involved over 60 young boys in healthy activities over a 16-week period.
