January 24th, 1952
Residents of Edgewood and Inonoaklin Valley last week saw the realization of a dream when the B.C. Power Commission brought electricity to the district. The power comes from the recently completed plant from Whatshan Lake. A dance to celebrate the occasion was held in the Legion Hall on Thursday night with the music supplied by Mrs. F.B. Nesbitt, Mrs. Ferguson, J.B. McLeod, A.Torgerson and J. Torgerson.
January 26th, 1972
The Hot Springs Committee, now under the chairmanship of Walter L. Coates, has enlarged its membership and has asked the village council for further instructions and a small working budget.
January 22nd, 1992
Highway 23 North was closed for nearly five hours on Wednesday, January 15 when a chip truck jack-knifed on the hill just North of Halfway Crossing.
January 24, 2002 –
Hospital Auxiliary has very rewarding year
The Arrow Lakes Hospital Auxiliary has had a busy year. A number of fund raising events allowed the Auxiliary to make some large purchases for the Arrow Lakes Hospital. The fund raising events included the Hospital Day Tea in May, Quilt Raffle, Cookie Caper and Christmas Raffle. The equipment purchased included a Blood Gas Analyzer which cost $13,816.32 and several television sets and mattresses for a total of $7,973.27. The Hospital Gift Shop is also doing well, as is the Thrift Shop which continues to get the support of the community and the donated work of Auxiliary volunteers.