Facebook is proving an effective way to fundraise for the small village of Midway.
There are benefits that come when the stud does stick to your dental work.
Midway council vote themselves a raise - their first in three years and other happenings at the council table.
“In whole the general public were thankful to see members keeping the roads safe during the holiday season,” said RCMP Cpl. Judson Mayes.
2014 races cancelled when the weather didn't cooperate this year - leaving puddles and slouch under the snow on Jewel Lake.
A nurse practitioner will begin working three days a week out of the Rock Creek Medical Clinic in late January.
A look back over the past 12 months as seen by the Boundary Creek Times.
A look back at the year that was in the West Boundary.
Caroline Parton of Midway won the Time's Christmas Shopping Spree sponsored by McMynn's, Pourboys, Greenwood City Foods, and Freeman’s.
The 2014 Business Excellence Awards and Community Service Awards were presented at the Grand Forks Curling Rink.
The City of Grand Forks recognized eight individuals for their exceptional volunteer service.
A year in the making, the 2014 Vital Signs report on the Boundary has been released.
The team has picked up the pace and it's exactly what was needed, said coach Brad Snyder.
The number of deer in Grand Forks is up from previous counts.
Police briefs of the past week include theft, and vehicle search.
Fred and Jane Marshall have been recognized for their commitment to stewardship and innovative marketing practices in woodlot management
Work is on track for the first watershed management plan for the Kettle River to be released this September.
Staffing levels will remain the same as last year, the board of School District 51 was told
at their regular monthly meeting on April 15
Greenwood City Administrator Robin Dalziel told council they should expect projects to come in over budget
The story of an orphaned bear cub found in a chicken coop near Midway has made world news.
