Kimberley Alpine Resort’s annual Community Day is about more than just a few laps with family and friends. It is about showing up for each…
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Locals show up for locals and punk icons
By Andrew Mayes A sell-out crowd turned out last Thursday, April 16, at the York Country Cabaret for performances from Cranbrook based Landslide and the…
Cranbrook Community Theatre presenting Deathtrap
Cranbrook Community Theatre is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of Deathtrap, a classic thriller by Ira Levin that promises suspense, intrigue, and unexpected twists….
Continued improvements and growth at YXC
Efforts focused on connectivity, passenger experience Canadian Rockies International Airport (YXC) is seeing strong growth, along with new investments that support better travel, regional connections,…
BCHC launches as sanctioned Junior A league
BC Hockey announced today that its Board of Directors has unanimously approved a membership application from the British Columbia Hockey Conference to become the province’s…
Street sweeping shifts to Zone 5 East and West
Starting on Tuesday, April 21, crews with the City of Cranbrook’s Public Works road team will be moving their spring street sweeping operations to Zone…
Odours may be more noticeable at times
With spring in the air, you may notice some stronger smells from Kimberley’s Wastewater Treatment Plant. While not pleasant, this is normal and happens each…
Nowell Berg seeks Area E director’s seat
Wasa resident Nowell Berg has announced his intention to run as a candidate for Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) Electoral Area E Director in…
Regional Science Fair fosters young innovators
By Erin Knutson Regional youth displayed their best scientific talent at the East Kootenay Regional Science Fair (EKRSF), held on April 10 at the College…
What can happen if you don’t Slow Down and Move Over
By BC Highway Patrol An Alberta man has been sentenced for dangerous driving after running over a tow truck and a Mercedes in his tractor…