By Mike Selby Cranbrook Public Library Happy Spring! Our Spring Break Calendar is available online here with printed copies available at the library. The library’s…
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A year we will all remember
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb What a year it’s been. Hugely memorable yet wildly unfulfilling, the past 12 months – March 11, 2020 to March…
Surviving 2020 in Arizona: Musings from a former Kootenay gal
By Erika Baltrus Op-Ed Commentary Today I ventured out into the wilds of the sixth largest city in America to get some printer paper. I…
Notable nats and significant others
By Dan Hicks Op-Ed Commentary Our memorable year of 2020 AD concluded with some media limelight shone upon the Nats. December 31’s 8 a.m. 107.5…
Take forward from this past year all you have missed
By Stephanie Stevens Op-Ed Commentary The year that will go down in infamy. And yes, it was a tough one. But there are things we…
Premier’s statement on New Year’s Day
Letter to the Editor As 2020 comes to a close, people around the province and the globe reflect on a year of hardship and heartbreak….
MLA Doug Clovechok reflects on 2020
By Doug Clovechok 2020 has been a year for the history books. I would like to thank everyone in Columbia River- Revelstoke (CRR) for your…
Downtown revitalization projects to get extensions
The City of Cranbrook is changing a bylaw to provide downtown business/property owners with more time to complete revitalization work. Council Monday gave three readings…
Here’s to renewed clarity in 2020
e-KNOW Editorial By Ian Cobb I think I may have been 20 or so when I observed, likely in a beery/weedy haze in some palace…
Horoscope for the Year – 2020
By Michael O’Connor The year 2020 begins with a bang and ends with one too. This is a turning point year for a variety of…