The Columbia Valley Rockies won 8-5 against the Golden Rockets in the Golden Arena on Friday, December 18th.
David Ellis opened up a new chapter of his life when he began travelling with First Nations historical books and documents to sell.
The holidays aren’t necessarily the happiest time of year for people around the globe.
The Village of Radium Hot Springs unanimously approved Bylaw No. 416
A strong desire to bolster the balance sheets has encouraged the Government of B.C. to regulate the debt settlement industry
The ability to make holiday decorations safe has become a hot topic for some this winter.
A recent surge in the cost of food has pushed a number of families further into poverty with Columbia Valley residents struggling
The Kimberley Dynamiters edged out the Columbia Valley Rockies 5-1 at the Kimberley Civic Centre on Friday, December 11th.
A former Columbia Valley teen, who now lives in Calgary, is carving out a name for himself in the figure skating world.
The Fernie Ghostriders won 1-0 against the Columbia Valley Junior B team at the Eddie Mountain Memorial Arena in Invermere
After a disappointing loss to Fernie the night before, the Columbia Valley Rockies went on to win 5-2 against the Nelson Leafs
Parents may be relieved to learn that new child care spaces could soon be available in the Columbia Valley.
An organization promoting the cannabis industry is expanding to the Kootenay region.
The Rockies held the Dynamiters to a stalemate until Columbia Valley slowed halfway through the game.
But at 20.4 per cent (just over one in five children), the child poverty rate in B.C. is higher than the Canadian average of 19 per cent.
Outdoor enthusiasts in the Columbia Valley are encouraged to book early for customized trips through the backcountry next summer.
The growing popularity of craft beer products have prompted BC Liquor Stores to expand local offerings on their shelves.
It was a night of two triumphs for the Rockies last Saturday.
The Summit Youth Centre’s annual general meeting revealed a strong desire to expand programs and services
The spirit of giving in the East Kootenay has become the driving force in accessing health care.
