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CBAL helps hundreds of adult literacy learners in the region.
The Radium Hot Springs mineral pools reopened on Monday (September 10) due to silt being visible in the pools.
The Valley Echo's new interim publisher received a warm greeting from Invermere's roller derby team.
The Columbia Basin Environmental Education Network (CBEEN) is thrilled to announce that Dr. Jane Goodall will be in Cranbrook.
Panorama Mountain Village has announced the winner of its Rockstar Bike Rodeo Dream it, Drop it contest.
Regardless of the eventual outcome of last week's Jumbo decision, we'll all still have to live with each other.
Parks Canada has issued a cougar warning for three Radium-area trails, after the animals were spotted twice along Highway 93 last week.
Invermere curlers hit the ice March 24, 2012 at the Invermere Curling Club for the Kootenay Club Challenge, for some ice cold competition.
Junior skiers and veterans alike gathered in Fairmont March 24, 2012 to hit the slopes and enjoy the sunshine.
Residents in the District of Invermere should expect to see both the metered and flat rate for water edge up.
Local and provincial Chambers of Commerce are applauding the government's decision to approve the controversial Jumbo Glacier Resort.
The Invermere cull is over, and what does the community have to show for it?
Councillors for the village of Radium Hot Springs were a bit perplexed by a recent request for sewer service from Radium Resort.
The Columbia Valley will get a second deputy fire chief this year, who will help run four of the area's volunteer fire departments.
The Regional District of East Kootenay will spend up to $200,000 this year on safety improvements for the Eddie Mountain Memorial Arena.
Rural residents will see about a one per cent tax increase when tax rate calculations are completed in early April.
The BC Hydro substation at the Invermere crossroads may see some beautification this spring.
Pitching in for the Cranbrook shelter is a good move that does have benefits for our area, but the city needs to lead the way.
Valley teachers were back at Pothole Park today to rally as the province-wide teachers' strike moves into its second day.
