COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the Cranbrook area, based on the latest data from the BC Centre for Disease Control.
Local advocates marked International Overdose Awareness Day in Cranbrook on Aug. 31 by hosting activities, memorializing those who died over the past year, and raising awareness on stigmas surrounding substance use and the drug poisoning crisis
Those staying at the hotel are allowed back into rooms unaffected by the fire
Staff and students are preparing to head back to College of the Rockies' campuses across the East Kootenay for the fall semester starting Sept. 7.
From duck and chicken eggs to heirloom tomatoes and berries, Apple Quill is doing some great farming
The discoloured water is not a health concern, says the City.
After capturing a silver medal on the velodrome track at the Tokyo Games, Cranbrook cyclist a Paralympic athlete Tristen Chernove has withdrawn from further competition in road events.
As the fall school semester looms, Cranbrook's COVID-19 immunization clinic is moving from the Parkland Middle School gymnasium to a new location at the Tamarack Mall.
Kindness needs to become action. We need to learn to speak kindly, act kindly, respond kindly, live kindly
Water crews with Public Works will be replacing a fire hydrant and valve at the corner of 4th Street South and 18th Avenue South on Saturday August 28.
Campfire ban remains in place in the Boundary region as rain, seasonal conditions tamp down fire danger ratings
Cranbrook athlete Tristen Chernove won a silver medal in the C1 Individual Pursuit track cycling event at the Tokyo Paralympic Games overnight Wednesday.
Cranbrook RCMP are currently searching for a pick up truck stolen overnight from the 200-block of Cranbrook St N.
The Cranbrook Pickleball Club now boasts some national champions.
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Cranbroook, Kimberley chambers of commerce partnering with JCI Kootenay for candidate debate
A local group of advocates are marking International Overdose Awareness Day this week.
Two suspects allegedly involved in bottle thefts remain on the lam after crashing a stolen truck in the Mount Royal neighbourhood on Wednesday afternoon.
An area restriction has been rescinded for a wildfire burning in the Tanglefoot Creek area near Fisher Peak due to reduced fire activity and downturn in weather conditions.
Kootenay East MLA Tom Shypitka raises concerns over enforcement and penalties for proof of vaccination
