Boundary Central Secondary School Grade 8 student Kari Durban is excited to be participating in this year’s BC Summer Games.
Residents from across the region gathered at Marshall Lake for a “Surround the Lake at Sunset” event on July 2.
SD51, the province and local aboriginal leaders renewed the Boundary Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement recently.
The City of Grand Forks celebrated Canada Day with multiple festivities around town.
The City of Greenwood will have until July 13 to decide on whether or not it takes over responsibility for Providence (Marshall) Lake Dam.
Grand Forks saw some flooding and damages to buildings thanks to a storm that blew through on Friday night (June 22).
There are new court dates for the accused in the Grand Forks and Winnipeg hotel fires and the aggravated assault in the Moto area.
Boundary Youth Soccer Association players can take part in a tournament on Saturday and can sign up for a soccer camp in July.
The City of Grand Forks campgrounds in City Park will soon see the addition of panels separating each of the stalls.
School District 51 (SD51) has been working alongside multiple organizations to create the District Literacy Plan for the region.
A Christina Lake man has been arrested and sentenced to one year in jail for possession and distribution of child pornography.
Three males were arrested and charged with "robbery with violence" after a home invasion in Grand Forks on June 15.
A 43-year-old male from Grand Forks male is in custody after an arson attempt to the Midway RCMP detachment and police vehicle.
There is a lot of planning that goes into the Pharmasave Christina Lake Triathlon, which goes this Sunday, June 24.
Grand Forks Secondary School Grade 12 students celebrated the graduation on June 16.
Fire safety, an upcoming financial audit and numeracy results were topics at the final School District 51 board meeting of the school year.
Lisa's Lakeside Bistro at the Christina Living Arts Centre focuses on locally-grown produce and homemade items.
On June 8, RCMP received a report that Mercury and Johnson outboard motors had been stolen from private property at Christina Lake.
Grand Forks’ Video Express on Central Avenue will be closing its doors next month due to declining customers and fewer sales.
Sometime between last summer and June 6, a trailer plate was stolen from a vehicle at Maida Frontage Road at Christina Lake.
