Museum will host poet Emily Nilsen and musician Oliver Swain this week.
Jesse O’Leary has written a contract with the residents of Nelson-Creston.
Our first Q&A with the five candidates running for MLA in the May 9 provincial election.
Financial constraints have foiled local ambitions to recycle glass.
Filmmaker drawn to projects with social relevance, recently took home a Kootenay Music Award.
The Star interviews trans father Kori Doty as part of Nelson’s Human Library Project.
Experts presented to council on the risks Monday afternoon.
School-wide sock drive culminated with donation to the Salvation Army and the Nelson Street Outreach Society.
Six local ladies star in stage adaptation of classic movie.
The city is researching new technologies and aims to replace aging machines.
Dana Larsen invited audience to join “biggest civil disobedience movement in history”.
Tensions are rising over recycling, the Star investigates.
Blewett woman has been rescuing and caring for wildlife since 1966.
Moontricks, Alpine Conspiracy, Clayton Parson recognized among others.
Province-wide petition comes to Nelson, calls for referendum.
Nelson quartet releases first album Turn up the Heat.
Wally Penner grew up in town submerged by the Columbia River Treaty.
The Star celebrates Nelson’s first female city councillor on International Women’s Day.
Kootenay artist will showcase life’s work at the Langham on March 10.
Cops call for carfentanil harm reduction strategy.
