Residents of the West Boundary were given the low down on a provincial partnership program that can maintain the KVR trail.
Midway council briefs from their Feb. 2, 2015 meeting.
A look at the life of a one-to-one reading volunteer who is seeking normality.
A top quality - state of the art sign shop is bringing business to Greenwood from across the continent.
Rock Creek logging contractor Bill Bosovich has been elected president of the Rock Creek and Boundary District Fair Association.
A Job Creation Grant partnership between the City of Greenwood and Community Futures Boundary has put a new face on an old building.
The Midway Partnership fund exists to help fund local projects that build community.
Some thoughts on the mighty Haggis; and how to tell if a phone solicitor is trying to get your money - they called you didn't they?
A home burglary results in a short chase that is called off in the interest of public safety. The alleged perp was later caught in Osoyoos.
Greenwood council gets update on health unit reno costs, supports keeping the recycle bin and hears concerns about the accommodation tax.
Briefs from the School District 51 meeting held on Jan. 13.
Midway council and Area E director Vicki Gee discuss common concerns and liability insurance is offered to some groups.
Hang around the planet long enough and you are bound to bump up against somebody famous - I have.
RCMP caution residents to be vigilant after reports of scam attempts in the area.
The administration team at School District 51 (Boundary) won trustee support for the 2014-2015 achievement contract.
Community Futures Boundary and Recreation Sites and Trails BC (RSTBC) are hosting a TCT stakeholders meeting next month.
The Area E area planning commission met in the Midway Senior's Centre - RDKB planning dept head Donna Dean drove over for the meeting.
A Heritage Credit Union Community Investment Fund grant to the Boundary District Curling Club makes the winter season possible.
A new business for Greenwood offering a unique and retro candy store as well as pet supplies & Acana, Riplee’s Ranch and Orijen pet food.
Christina Lake Community Association is pushing discussion about a room tax to fund a destination marketing organization.
