CSRD Area A Director Garry Habart has plenty on his plate, including economic development services and Kicking Horse Culture.
Ballet Kelowna is returning to one of their favourite venues to perform their new spectacle, Innovation on April 11.
The next critically acclaimed film to be brought to the Golden Cinema for Film Kicks is The Lunchbox.
The BC Liberals have appointed Isobel Mackenzie as Canada’s first seniors advocate.
Bill 4 has passed its second reading in the provincial legislature, but many environmentalists are hoping that is as far as it will go.
Now is your chance to recognize the people who dedicate their time to taking care of, and educating the youth of Golden.
Kicking Horse Culture has their funding secure for the next year, but both KHC and the Town would like to see a long-term solution.
A new plaque will be placed on the Pedestrian Bride in honour of Walter "Red" Scott.
The residents of Purcell View Apartments had an eventful evening last week when a resident smelled smoke in the building on Feb. 25.
The BC Liberals released their 2014 budget last week, leaving Columbia River-Revelstoke MLA Norm Macdonald “disappointed.”
The Town of Golden held two open Public Hearings on Feb. 18 to gather public input about proposed changes to the zoning bylaw.
Kootenay Columbia MP David Wilks has announced some new details regarding the anticipated New Building Canada Plan.
Backcountry recreationalists are reminded to follow the rules while snowmobiling to help protect mountain caribou habitat.
Golden is starting to put some formal policies in place for their facilities, and locker rooms are the first to be tackled.
The $1.2 million dyke repair project has been removed from the Town of Golden budget after it was moved at a meeting last week.
The Golden Municipal Campground had a few obstacles to overcome this past year, but managed to have a successful season regardless.
“Our overall increase in revenue has gone up by 44 %, and our increase in tax revenue alone has gone up 48 per cent,” said Joanne Sweeting
There is a provincial group trying to increase the education, and reduce the misconceptions about the practise of midwifery in B.C.
Town officials were all on hand to answer any of the public’s questions during the 2014 Annual Budget Consultation Open House on Jan. 22.
I am the fortunate one in the office that hasn’t succumb to the seasonal sickness.
