Annual Nelson Coldest Night of the Year earns $47,000 for Room to Live.
Visiting dance group Project Soul inspired kids to unleash inner breakdancer
Multi-age school project will be unveiled to the public on March 7.
Gemma Luna will perform at the upcoming Kootenay Music Awards.
$100,000 going to a new commercial kitchen in the Nelson venue.
Downtown has dire shortage of parking, solutions being discussed.
The Star breaks down how SD8 spent its $503,000 in teacher funds
Dirt Floor musician Sean Cameron sits down with the Star.
Executive directors optimistic about continued growth.
City manager visited Kelowna to investigate construction boom of tiny suites.
New Touchstones exhibit features the work of Slocan Valley artist Tanya Pixie Johnson.
The Vallican Whole community centre aims for inclusivity.
Epic concert coming to the Capitol tonight and tomorrow.
Whitewater Ski Resort has more than 20 people on their avalanche patrol team.
Kootenay residents reflect on the creation of multi-faced community fund.
Nettie Wild’s documentary KONELINE is screens at the Civic Wednesday.
Three-pronged approach includes zoning, licensing and enforcement.
Star reporter Will Johnson investigates out how to cope when your mind is a dumpster fire.
Idyllic Lower Arrow Lake hamlet was submerged by the Columbia River Treaty.
Nelson’s newest police officer is 24-year-old Lauren Mirva.
