Glass Tiger took attendees back to 1986 with their recent acoustic set at the Key City Theatre. With timeless mega hits such as “The Thin…
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Karin and Ken Bridge surprised into retirement
Kenny Bridge was speechless. Ken and Karin Bridge stepped into Colombo Lodge Thursday, April 2, expecting to attend their granddaughter’s piano recital. Instead, they found…
Annual parade boosts food bank coffers
JCI Kootenay is proud to announce a donation of $4,140 to the Cranbrook Food Bank as part of its annual commitment to donate the proceeds…
Dynamiters’ Kisilevich KIJHL’s Rookie of the Week
Adam Kisilevich provided the Kimberley Dynamiters with great goaltending, earning him Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (KIJHL) Rookie of the Week honours for the period…
Mobile outreach van ready to support Cranbrook
Open House set for April 8 at Cranbrook Public Library A new clinical mobile outreach van is ready to provide important health and support services…
Bridge Interiors take KCOTHL title
Congratulations to Bridge Interiors on taking home this year’s Key City Old Timers Hockey League tournament title! A well-earned win and a great way to…
Five prescribed burns planned in region this spring
The BC Wildfire Service reports it will be supporting land managers across the Southeast Fire Centre with approximately nine prescribed burn projects this spring in…
Don’t pack away winter tires too soon
Snow flurries show winter conditions can last well into spring A few mild afternoons don’t mean winter is over, especially in colder and higher-elevation parts…
April is Slow Down, Move Over month
Give room to road workers and first responders For the first time ever in B.C., the month of April is being dedicated by police agencies…
Police seek driver for doing donuts on ball field
Kimberley RCMP is seeking information about a white truck believed to be a Toyota Tundra that has been doing donuts and tearing up the Coronation…