CGMs add greatly to quality of life says Nadia Bruemmer
Have you stopped in at Centre 64 lately? The gallery has been open to the public, with only a few short interruptions, throughout the pandemic and is currently showcasing the annual "Artrageous" open art exhibition, this year titled "Artrageous Celebrating Pride". In this vein, artists were asked to keep in mind when selecting their submissions: the celebration of LGBTQ2SAI+ communities, social acceptance, self-acceptance, achievements, legal rights, and pride.
Interior Health is conducting contact tracing
I'm sure you'll be happy to know that while many, many people have had a very difficult time during this past pandemic year, the world's billionaires fared much better.
New safety infrastructure, limited guests and programming allow facility to open again
KRRG working to find a refugee a safe place to live in Kimberley
In 2020 the COVID pandemic forced the Gerick Sports Wasa Triathlon to first postpone and then altogether cancel the event, but this year organizers are back at it and planning for a two day triathlon scheduled for August 14 and 15.
Season set to begin Oct. 1 with league still following all health guidelines
At the meeting of City Council on Tuesday, June 8 Ryan McKenzie of the Kimberley Trails Society (KTS) gave an in-depth presentation to update everyone on the status of the massive Electrify the Mountains Ebike trails project.
The drop in is only for those who haven't had a first dose
BC River Forecast Centre issues monthly snowpack report
A 20 unit townhouse development is being proposed for Fernie Street in Townsite, Kimberley. This will require a zoning change for the Fernie Street property from R2 to R12. That change will go through City Council.
The Kimberley Dynamiters have signed on three new players to the roster as a new, and hopefully normal, season draws closer and closer.
The on again, off again water quality advisory for all Kimberley users is off again. The advisories are a common occurrence in June as the high elevation freshet increases turdibity in rivers and streams.
Attack occurred while walking dog during first week of fawning season
For a limited time the offer is open to Kimberley and area residents only
More inventory is entering the market says Kootenay Associaton of Realtors
Outdoor enthusiasts of Cranbrook and Kimberley and their surrounding areas are fortunate to have access to countless trails for hiking, biking and exploring the natural beauty of the Kootenays.
School is bound by Ministry of Education guidelines in terms of what type of ceremony can be held
Kootenay Employment Services has hired Amy Hotchkiss and Kris Dickeson to serve as Recovery Advisors for the Creston Valley-Kootenay Lake region, Cranbrook and Kimberley and their surrounding areas.
