The Valley Echo is up for two awards at this year's Ma Murray Community Newspaper Awards.
Highway 93 closed until at least tomorrow, 95 looking slippery.
Classes in the Columbia Valley are on hold until Thursday, as the Windermere Valley Teachers' Association joins a three day strike.
What we need now is a showing of good faith from those on both sides of this issue.
The Canadian Avalanche centre is urging caution over the weekend, due to increase danger in B.C.'s mountains.
This past Monday, The Fraser Institute trumpeted the release of its annual rating of elementary schools in B.C.
Copper Point Resort is celebrating after an award-winning Saturday night in Kelowna the weekend of January 28.
The eyes of the world are on Invermere these days — come this spring, the eyes of everyone who watches Daily Planet, anyway.
Scenes from the annual Loppet Weekend co-hosted by Nipika Mountain Resort and the Toby Creek Nordic Ski Club.
It may be the Year of the Dragon elsewhere in the world, but in Invermere, it's likely the Year of the Deer.
A locally-based charity raising awareness about childhood sexual abuse is hoping to get people across the country interested in its message.
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on January 21 and 22, Avalanche Awareness Days will be held at the Panorama Summit.
After lulling the valley into a false sense of security for the last few weeks, it appears Mother Nature is striking back with a vengeance.
The first of the RDEK's annual town hall meetings return to Areas F and G next week, with another set of meetings scheduled for February.
Those of us who call the Columbia Valley home are clearly missing a major promotional opportunity.
A holiday round up of break ins, thefts, busts and other notable incidents reported by the Columbia Valley RCMP.
If you wanted a good, local example of a catch-22, the third Lake Windermere Management Plan open house is a good place to start.
The Community Recreation Program is a bit sexier than your average provincial granting program.
Invermere District council is calling on the company to do more work at its crossroads construction site.
The Shuswap Indian Band near Invermere will receive a $40,000 grant as part of the First Nations Clean Energy Business Fund.
