Here are some of your nominations for Charlie's Christmas Angels list.
A sense of feeling like I’m back where I belong…Sometimes it feels like I was never really gone.
I am a Christmasolic. I suppose with treatment it would be curable; however, I am in no hurry to seek that sort of assistance.
Wow, that was six hectic weeks that went by in a flash, yet seemed painfully slow in the process.
…the odds that a surviving veteran living so close not only saw my uncle die, but read my column 70 years later is halting.
This is a wonderful group who make a huge difference in our town and deserve your support.
The Trip’s have agreed to play the final spot for Night of the Arts, set for Nov. 7 at the Kelowna Community Theatre.
The blood, sweat, and tears brainchild of Laurel D’Andrea, Beyond 50 was a vibrant, informative, and effective publication.
Some pundits suggested he had lost his heart for the game or his fire; however Heatley says he fully intends to return to top form.
So far, 30 nomination packages for councillor and 14 for mayor have been picked up. Oct. 10 is the deadline to file them with City Hall.
When I assured him the current night of music had only just begun he just grinned and sank deeper into his lawn chair.
Artist extraordinaire, Tia-Maria Soroskie more than a smiley face at the board table of the Bridge Youth and Family Services.
Fundraisers: The Chretien Memorial Golf Tournament is set for the Mission Creek Golf Course on Sept. 6.
Sadly, neither of us was overly surprised when the tailings pond disaster at Imperial Mines took place in the Cariboo.
Here are a few local quirks you should be aware of before a list of my favourite places to go, see, do, or eat.
Being born and raised in the valley…it is my inherent residential right to froth, vibrate and fume about everything.
And wading through the murk of City Hall government-speak.
Linden brought in Jim Benning and the new GM has had a significant impact.
Desjardins holds a relatively impressive record in the hockey having coached at most levels.
I am constantly surprised at how many people ride by my house looking marvellous—but unprotected from the unexpected.