In what seems to be the Lower Kootenay Band version of The Neverending Story, a federal court judge has referred a decision made by arbitrator Marko Vesely last year back to him for review.
For many Kootenay residents, summer means the arrival of loud motorcycles. Now the RCMP is vowing to target the most obnoxious offenders.
Innovative grazing practices build more soil, grow better pastures, raise healthier herds and adapt to climate change.
Creston Town Council is not ready to set a date for another referendum to finance a new fire hall.
Creston RCMP responded to 89 calls for assistance, many involving relationship disputes, from June 5-12, Staff Sgt. Ryan Currie said on Monday.
Creston's Chef Jo-Anne Schultz is combining her love of people with her passion for food, working to spread the joy she finds in the kitchen.
Opportunities for recreation are an important consideration for many when they are looking for housing.
For nearly 30 years Sean Arthur Joyce has worked in the Kootenays as a freelance journalist while also writing poetry.
The Creston Valley Rotary Club has constructed a shed to protect the historic logging arch in front of the Creston Museum.
For the first time since we moved to BC 39 years ago, I have felt like my car's licence plate is a liability as I drive along Alberta highways and city roads.
Fast charging stations are making electric vehicle ownership feasible for Kootenay residents and tourists.
Eric and Donna Kutzner worked with Kootenay Region Association for Community Living to create Spectrum Farms.
US border officials can and do ask Canadians if they have ever used marijuana.
Area A Director Garry Jackman objections to work planned for the Kootenay Lake Ferry terminal at Balfour.
Proud parents Tom and Tenniel Greentree sat and smiled as their teenage son, Ethan was named Creston Valley's 2018 Junior Citizen of the Year.
According to the calendar, summer is still nearly a month away but, really, as far as Creston people are concerned, doesn't our summer season start with Blossom Festival? And wasn't this year's event terrific?
"Putting these logos on the vehicles is a visible sign of our support for the Yaqan Nukiy people," Currie said, adding that the program was a first for British Columbia.
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Parents of Wildflower students in the Creston Education Centre say there is enough demand to add another class to the program in the fall.
I've heard from a lot of people from Wynndel and northward along the East Shore in the last couple of weeks.
