After an extensive recruitment process, the City of Kimberley is excited to announce Chris Mummery’s appointment as the new Senior Manager of Operations “We are…
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Downtown business owner eyes council seat
Mike Peabody, family man and co-owner of The Choice Shop, Cranbrook’s Business of the year (for one to 15 employees), is one of eight people…
New stop sign to improve safety
A new stop sign has been installed at the corner of Spokane Street and Bryant Boulevard in Kimberley to improve safety. Halpin Street was partially…
At the Library
By Mike Selby Cranbrook Public Library Unfortunately, there are no new arrivals this week. But there are still lots of happenings here at the library….
Talking with Animals with adventurer Jon Turk
Jon Turk—adventurer, scientist, storyteller and wanderer—will present ‘Talking to Animals’ on encounters with wild creatures in Invermere, Kimberley, Cranbrook and Creston. Accompanied by photographs from…
Rotary washrooms access reduced after vandalism
An increase in vandalism to the new washroom facilities in Rotary Park means public access to the facility will be reduced following this weekend’s Cranbrook…
Cranbrook juniors head to Worlds
Two Cranbrook youths are headed for the Wake Surf World Championships this week. Ryder Duczek and Montana Rouselle will be representing the East Kootenay and…
Saint Blues guitarist Live at Studio 64
By Mike Redfern This fall’s Live at Studio 64 jazz & blues concert series kicks off Saturday, September 30, with blues singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Tim Williams. A…
CDCF establishes 27th endowment fund
The Cranbrook and District Community Foundation (CDCF) is thrilled to announce the establishment of its 27th permanent endowment fund: the Arts, Culture, and Heritage Fund….
Proposed business tax changes: why you should care
By Michelle Forbes The Kootenays are made up of small businesses. Walking down any street in any city or town in the Kootenays; dozens of…