The East Kootenay area will once again have a community energy manager
The Invermere Valley Echo has obtained a town-by-town breakdown of election day voting patterns for the Kootenay-Columbia riding
Federal Kootenay-Columbia candidates, generally have said there were no major surprises — although there were some disappointments
The water system of three communities in the Columbia Valley will soon merge,
Several items of interest to the Upper Columbia Valley came up during the most recent RDEK board of directors meeting in Cranbrook.
The KSCU is getting into the festive season, and has been giving out donations and grants including some here in the Upper Columbia Valley.
A Wilmer man with an extensive mining background is busy writing a novel set during the great Kootenay silver rush.
The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) is examining the idea of introducing a region-wide green bin organic waste program.
With talk swirling in recent days about ever-expanding commercial operations at the Crossroads and the consequent doom for downtown
Developers put up new sales centre and a new spec home for Phase Three.
The British Columbia Achievement Foundation is seeking nominations for the British Columbia Community Achievement Awards
An Upper Columbia Valley backpacking trail, which is one of the Kootenay region’s premiere
Invermere councillors have given second and third reading to the district’s financial plan.
The most recent RDEK board of directors meeting touched on a few items of interest to the Upper Columbia Valley.
Newly elected Kootenay-Columbia Member of Parliament Wayne Stetski has been appointed as the National Parks critic
Invermere council members heard that the downtown Invermere Farmers and Artisan Market was a smash success this past summer
It will cost a bit more to do business in Invermere starting next year, by $25 a year.
The ever-popular Light Up event is back in Invermere this year with a new, more family-friendly time slot.
The CVCC’s business mentorship program has been a boon to the valley, with program participants giving glowing reports
Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations is reminding that they need permits to collect firewood.
