Barb Aguiar

Following a one-year hiatus, the Okanagan Dream Rally returned Saturday, with the growling of over 200 supercars revving their engines, thousands of spectators waving checkered flags and children grinning from

Julia’s Junction, West Kelowna’s first accessible playground, celebrated its first anniversary with members of the Central Okanagan Early Years Partnership and Partners for Literacy Committee launching the Okanagan’s first permanent

On the eve of Ukrainian Independence Day, the third since Russia invaded, families who left war-torn Ukraine for the Okanagan now have an opportunity to keep their culture and language alive despite being far from home as the Okanagan Regional Library launched its collection of more than 100 Ukrainian children's books Friday.

Golfers hit the links at Two Eagles golf course last Friday to support the future of young people in the community at the 12th Annual Westbank First Nation Youth Recreation Charity Golf Tournament.

There was not a peach to be found on exhibit at the 105th Peachland Fall Fair over the weekend after a sudden January cold snap decimated soft fruit crops in

A West Kelowna author is launching her seventh book Friday night at the Peachland Art Gallery.

Kelowna’s City Park was filled with the sounds of upbeat music, cheering and laughter Saturday as over 450 people spent the day playing for a good cause as part of

With food trucks, food vendors and free samples of everything from perogies and stew to cookies, it was all about food, glorious vegan food, at VegFest, the Okanagan's biggest plant-based festival, Sunday at the Westbank Lions Community Centre.

The more than 200 people who showed up Wednesday night to learn more about the three West Kelowna-Peachland riding candidates vying to become their MLA in the upcoming provincial election were disappointed as only a single candidate attended an all-candidates forum.

The more than 200 people who showed up Wednesday night to learn more about the three West Kelowna-Peachland riding candidates vying to become their MLA in the upcoming provincial election