With less than a week to prepare for their first game, the Columbia Valley Rockies are off to slow start under new head coach Ross Bidinger.
There have been some big changes to the Columbia Valley Rockies just six games into the season.
Briefs from the District of Invermere council meeting on September 11.
A recent meeting may shed some light on how alternative deer management programs could work in Invermere in the future.
The College of the Rockies is losing one of their most senior administrators.
The Station Neighbourhood Pub returns under new management at the former Rae Rae's location next to Kinsmen Beach.
After a perfect start to their season, the Rockies appear to have lost a little bit of momentum.
For Mariah Mennie, becoming a musician wasn’t really always the plan.
The Columbia Valley had a number of auto accidents over the weekend with at least three separate incidents.
Band from Golden finishing up tour at Bud's before hitting the studio.
You might notice The Valley Echo is doing our best to support sports in our country.
The Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is introducing a new way to deliver funds within the Columbia Valley.
The Columbia Valley Rockies lost a close game to the Kimberley Dynamiters in overtime on Tuesday, September 18.
For John Cain, owning a business in the Columbia Valley is about more than just turning a profit.
The Columbia Valley's women's roller derby team defeats Fernie Avalanche City Roller Girls in final bout.
But Parks Canada says recent rain and cooler temperatures are keeping it at a manageable size.
On Saturday, September 22 the restaurant will open its doors likely for the last time.
When Rod Kashuba bought friend Lawrence Godlien's Candy Apple Red 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 in 1994, he had one simple goal.
The year was 1961, and Ben Schnider was looking for a car.
District of Invermere council votes to close the transfer station effective immediately.
