Spallumcheen officials are demanding action from B.C.'s new government.
Enderby officials wish a major celebration success, but there are no dollars involved.
Local governments are increasingly looking for ways to engage with their citizens — press releases are issued, tweets are posted and strategic plans are developed. All of these mechanisms work, but they often come across as very impersonal.
Coldstream's rainbow crosswalk has some politicians seeing red.
A group of Falkland area residents are demanding the provincial government take action during B.C.'s wildfire crisis.
With wildfires burning across the province, action is being taken to minimize the threat in Lumby.
Frustration is building as the potential arrival of invasive mussels could occur any time.
The Allan Brooks Nature Centre is going on the wild side.
An infrastructure project could allow Enderby to develop in the future.
Dinosaurs are proving to be popular.
Residents of an area near Falkland continue to target potential wildfires.
Homeowners along Yankee Flats and McTavish roads are demanding the Ministry of Forests shut down the Kelly Main Forest Service Road
Protests aren't stopping a Vernon highway project from proceeding.
A local politician has been handed new duties.
The risk of wildfires has Vernon ramping up resources.
A Coldstream tradition is being postponed for a good cause.
There's no summer off for those struggling to make ends meet or those helping them.
Many of us go about our daily lives wandering downtown Vernon or walking between the parking lot and shops. Parks are enjoyed, lawns are mowed and kids are taken to school.
There's very little room left in the inn, or hotel or campground.
A year-old investigation has led to charges against a local police officer.