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Vehicle found but search delayed due to water conditions
RCMP and Search and Rescue units from Kimberley and the Columbia Valley have delayed their search for two missing men – 21-year-old Stephen Thomson of Canal Flats and 18-year-old Nicholas Hoefnagels of Carstairs, Alberta on Sunday, June 16. The two … > Read More
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Ways to start living in the moment
By Josh Lockhart Have you noticed that a lot of movies, games and TV shows have a Zombie theme to them? From the TV show The Walking Dead to the new movie World War Z to the never-ending Zombie attacks … > Read More
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CBT supports project to identify and address Creston Valley needs
Creston Valley’s agriculture sector has the potential to help feed the region and drive local community and economic development. In order to realize this potential, College of the Rockies (COTR), the agriculture sector and other community partners will be exploring … > Read More
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What’s Up – Wind Flower
By Larry Halverson/ Friends of Kootenay Cut-leaf Anemone gets it name from the fact it’s leaves are divided into three leaflets which are divided again two or three more times. It is also called Wind Flower because the silky-wooly seeds … > Read More
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Golf pros lending muscles to Drive for A Cure
During the month of June, golf professionals will golf from sunrise to sunset to support those living with ALS. Pros from Copper Point Golf Club, Windermere Valley Golf Course and Eagle Ranch Resort (pictured above) will golf as many holes … > Read More
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Coal Mountain in top three
It’s a dynamic competition with a vitally important purpose and at this year’s event three teams emerged victorious at the 58th annual Mine Rescue and First Aid Competition in Revelstoke. Spectators from around the province gathered in Revelstoke on Saturday … > Read More
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Latest Gatsby a spectacle for limited audience
Movie Reviews By Lynne Martin THE GREAT GATSBY (2013) starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and Carey Mulligan is an adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 novel of the same name. A great American classic, this book originally received a lukewarm … > Read More
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14th Annual National Aboriginal Day Celebration & Unity Powwow
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Obituary for Walter Silas Sipchenko
Walter Silas Sipchenko Dates: Birth date: October 8, 1951 Death date: June 3, 2013 Obituary: Walter Silas Sipchenko, 61, of Hosmer, BC, beloved father, brother and friend, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by the ones he laughed with, lived for, … > Read More
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Painting From the Heart With WatercoloursPosted: August 7, 2012
A Columbia Valley watercolour artist is holding an upcoming workshop August 13 to 16, called ‘Painting From the Heart With Watercolours.’
Watercolourist Carol Gordon will offer a total of 12 hours of instruction, from 1 to 4 p.m. each day at her home.
“I look forward to sharing the creative process with you as we explore together watercolour painting from the heart,” Gordon said.
The workshop is open for those aged eight to adult.
A short list of supplies needed, and available locally, will be sent in your confirmation email upon registration, as well as directions to the artist’s home after registration.
To register (by August 8 to hold your space) and/or to express interest in September, Autumn and Winter classes call 250-341-6114 or email [email protected]
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