By Mike Redfern Rotary Park, a harmony-driven alternative bluegrass quintet from Calgary, will be the next band in the ‘Live at Studio 64’ spring concert…
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Trust funds 10 scholarships to writing workshops
The Columbia Basin Trust will be sponsoring 10 half-tuition scholarships to the three-day St. Eugene Writing Workshops running May 10-12, at St. Eugene Resort. The…
Invermere youth honoured for Wasa water rescue
Hollis Babich of Invermere was among 23 recipients of Bravery Awards from the Lifesaving Society at the 107th annual Honour & Rescue Award Ceremony on…
After debate, council agrees to hire communications manager
Kimberley City Council Report By Nowell Berg City of Kimberley council held its regular bi-monthly meeting nn March 25. Councillors Kyle Dalum, Nigel Kitto, Jason…
Obituary for Arie Pronk
Arie Pronk October 10, 1937 – March 22, 2019 It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Arie, Dad, Opa, Frosty,…
College alum publishes travel book
Along the Knife’s Edge inspired by magical kayak expedition in Haida Gwaii College of the Rockies’ Adventure Tourism Business Operations (ATBO) alumnus, Kevin Ucci, has self-published…
Bruce Cockburn coming to Cranbrook this summer
One of Canada’s finest and most decorated musical artists, Bruce Cockburn, has enjoyed an illustrious career, shaped by politics, spirituality, and musical diversity. A Canadian…
April at the Fernie Heritage Library
Family Programming Storytime (Ages three to five years) Tuesdays 11:15-11:45 a.m. Stories, singing and activities for preschoolers and their caregivers. Toddlertime (Ages – up to two years)…
Kimberley City Bakery and Microbrewery?
By Robin Knight Small businesses in the Kootenays are always looking for ways to innovate and offer their customers something new and different, a reason…
Horoscope for April 2019
By Michael O’Connor Tip of the Month Although off to a slow start due to a strong Pisces influence, things will begin to accelerate progressively…