Highways continue to be a top priority for Golden politicians as MLA Norm Macdonald blasts the Provincial Budget.
A look at the future of ski resorts during this period of climate change.
A business license has been approved that will bring in new service to Golden.
It was hard work and dedication on the part of the mountain safety team and search and rescue members who rescued them.
Council voted to direct staff to move ahead with the purchase of new technology for councillors to stay connected.
Canadians from coast to coast showed up at work wearing red on Monday, although the occasion was not as happy as Canada Day.
Cam Dawes, who was manager of the grocery store prior, has purchased the local store with his wife Erin.
In an effort to protect caribou populations, Ministry staff will aim to remove up to 24 wolves by shooting them from a helicopter.
Golden may be hitting the granting jackpot if two applications are successful for a very rare 100 per cent coverage on various projects.
Star Editor Jessica Schwitek discusses her first injury of the season, although it's not one she can really brag about.
Shockingly, there are more highway fatalities in the area during the summer months than the winter months.
The report is in, and the Columbia Basin has had quite a year.
Golden is really starting to make its mark on the tourism scene and is earning some serious national attention.
Goldenites will have a chance to influence the new of the new signage on the highway through an online vote.
Whether you are happy, or disappointed about something in the newspaper or within the community, write in and let us know.
On Dec. 27 Golden residents have the opportunity to be part of the largest, longest-running animal census on the planet.
Golden had the chance to make some improvements along the Kicking Horse River but rejected the proposed Bridge to Bridge project.
We may not have officially entered Christmas season yet, but Christmas shopping season is about to kick into high gear.
Congratulations to all the winning candidates in the 2014 Municipal Election
A Nelson troupe is hitting the road with a production of Rent, bringing it to four East Kootenay communities, including Golden on Nov. 16.
