Friday night, Dec. 4, the Santa Claus Parade hits town starting at 7 p.m.
The assisted living facility will host an open house on Tuesday in honour of its 10th anniversary.
Fifteen businesses are participating in Grand Forks' Christmas shop local contest.
Crow & Bear Pub at Christina Lake completely razed.
Grand Forks' water regulations bylaw has been deferred for several months but is expected to be brought forward at the Dec. 14 meeting.
The City of Grand Forks is moving closer to finding out the housing needs for lower-income families and individuals in the community.
Grand Forks City Council appointed Mayor Frank Konrad as the city's representative on the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary board.
The Grand Forks Border Bruins made it six wins a row Tuesday with a solid 5-2 victory over Nelson
On the Ball column by Craig Lindsay, Nov. 18 Grand Forks Gazette.
The Phoenix Foundation of the Boundary communities gave their 2015 annual report to members of the community last night (Oct. 12)
The Grand Forks and District Public Library wants to hear from you about what you want and need from the library.
More than 200 people took part in Wednesday's Remembrance Day ceremony in Grand Forks.
The Boundary Emergency Transitional Housing Society (BETHS) shelter on Riverside Drive could face troubles down the road.
For Neil Krog, Grand Forks city councillor and owner of Twisted Forks Catering, it was his first time at the Canadian food Championships.
Briefs from the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary board of directors meeting in Grand Forks on Oct. 29.
On the Ball column by Craig Lindsay, Nov. 4 Grand Forks Gazette.
Poppies are available at many local business as well as from Legion members and cadets on the street.
Police Briefs, from the Oct. 28 Grand Forks Gazette
Ward Lake, at the start of the Grand Forks' North Fork, is at near-record size with plenty of water and plenty of waterfowl.
The Grand Forks Border Bruins were all business Friday night crushing the Golden Rockets 7-3 at home.
