The Rockies could only endure half of last weekend's fire power – the suppressed the Rockets but crumbled to the Dynamiters
Businesses that cater to visitors are as important as the hot springs or Lake Windermere Whiteway.
In Kimberley and Creston Valley, both games were off to rocky starts
The Family Resource Centre hosted a free workshop on the financial literacy
Aside from their recent hot streak, the Columbia Valley Rockies are finding success down many other avenues.
Council voted to extend the contract by four years.
It’s normally not as profitable to deliver high speed internet to rural areas, but a federal subsidy program has changed that.
The Regional District of East Kootenay is facilitating faster web time.
The Fernie Ghostriders and Nelson Leafs were both crushed by Rockies last week
President Obama won’t be giving the Keystone pipeline a green light on construction and his mind won’t change before he’s out of office.
One of the cornerstones to hold the hamlet of Edgewater together over the past century has been the All Saints Anglican Church.
The Rockies scored first against their opponents during both games last weekend, but saw both leads slip away before the contests concluded
The Rockies were shut down twice last weekend by the Dynamiters
Beginning in this spring, fewer restrictions will be in place against consumers of alcohol in British Columbia
The Purcell Mountains have "had a complex early season snowpack,"
The Valley Echo’s second annual Christmas Shopping Spree contest was won by Natalie Forrest
Photos By Dan Walton taken over the year 2014 that made it into the Valley Echo.
A raise was awarded to the head of the regional school district during a regular meeting on November 18th.
Kootenay-Columbia Member of Parliament David Wilks on the decisions he and the Tories are making in Ottawa.
The new council for the Village of Radium Hot Springs met for their first regular meeting on Wednesday, December 10th.
