Canal Flats hockey player Aspen Sterzer has recovered from a concussion and is back in action with the Kamlooops Blazers.
Musicians of all levels will be considered. Beginners as well as experienced players of any age may apply.
Lace up your runners and grab a friend — registration is now open for Parkinson SuperWalk
To highlight the dying days of August, a historic 1932 musical film, Love Me Tonight, will be showing
Kokanee spawning time will be here soon, drawing tourist and grizzlies
Kimberley Summer Theatre invites valley residents to experience Oz
Marc Robinson of Columbia Valley Windows and Windshield wants locals to know that “windows don’t have to be a pane in the glass.”
The 35 artists featured in this year’s tour on Sunday, August 4th are an incredibly talented group of people
Two members of the Legion receive the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in recognition of their outstanding service
The Championship continues tomorrow at the Springs at Radium for the low 73 players who made the cut at +8.
At the Steamboat Mountain Music Festival on Sunday, July 7th, the emphasis is definitely on homegrown music.
A public bat mist-netting night at the Wasa Community Hall will give residents a chance see bat biologists in action.
What if every business, attraction and community in the Columbia Valley celebrated the uniqueness of Valley life and culture?
A proposal to create one umbrella organization for the trail-related non-profit societies in the Columbia Valley is on the table.
The Canadian Cancer Society, BC and Yukon, is launching its “Tanning is Out” challenge for the third year in a row with BC high schools.
Once again, the Friends of the Invermere Library are looking for donations of books to sell at the Big Book Sale on Saturday, July 13th.
The Valley Echo and The Pioneer have posed five questions to each of the candidates in Columbia River-Revelstoke riding
Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
A recent editorial in The Valley Echo has its accuracy questioned
It’s time for Adrian Dix and his disciples to come clean with the voters of British Columbia, Doug Clovechok says
