On October 20 Summit Community Services, a program funded by the BC United Way, will open a brand new drop-in centre for seniors in Kimberley. Named SOAR, standing for seniors outreach and resources, ...

Another season is in the books at Bootleg Gap Golf Course and this years will certainly be a memorable one for a number of reasons. “It was definitely a banner year,” said general manager and head ...

Another winter is just around the corner and Kimberley Alpine Resort (KAR) is preparing for what the Farmer's Almanac and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are predicting ...

With Kimberley's ice surfaces, those being the Civic Centre, the Curling Club and the Marysville Arena, all reaching the end of their natural lives, decisions have to be made to ensure Kimberley's ...

Constable Clint Corbeil delivered the Kimberley RCMP Quarterly Report, for the period of July to September of this year, to City Council at their meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 14 Corbeil was filling in for ...

The fourth-annual Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Enterprise (KORE) Summit was held at the Kimberley Conference Centre on Oct. 2-3, bringing together over 150 attendees. "This year's KORE Summit was the ...

Home Grown Music Society's coffee house series kicks off its 42nd season on Friday, Oct. 18, featuring a number of acts including the Confluentials — a duo consisting of Barry Coulter and Christina ...

Interior Heath has issued a drug alert for Cranbook and surrounding area for light green chunks or flakes sold as down, which contain carfentanil and fentanyl. Interior Health says there is an extreme ...

Material in one pile not exceeding 2 metres in height and 3 metres in width Material concurrently in 2 piles, each not exceeding two metres in height and three metres in width Stubble or grass over an ...

The Mayor of Grand Forks assured City Council and everyone attending the Oct. 6 Regular meeting that he and management at Interfor are working on mitigating the sudden shutdown and keeping the public ...

There was a great community turnout at the Kimberley Fire Department's Fire Prevention Open House on Thursday, Oct. 9, which included demonstrations, information-sharing and activities for the kids.

Ahead of the B.C. Legislature sitting for it's fall session that started on Oct. 6, the Conservative Party shuffled it's opposition critic roles, with Columbia River -- Revelstoke MLA Scott McInnis is ...