Carolyn Grant is a local journalist based in Kimberley, British Columbia. She has written for various publications, including the Kimberley Bulletin, Fernie Free Press, and Kootenay Advertiser Ltd. Carolyn covers a wide range of local news, including community events, municipal updates, and human interest stories.
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Carolyn Grant's coverage indicates a strong focus on local events, community news, and government announcements in the Kimberley area of British Columbia. She often covers topics related to family & relationships, house & home, entertainment news, sports, culture & society.
When reaching out to Carolyn Grant, consider offering stories about local community events, human-interest pieces focusing on individuals or families within the Kimberley area and exclusive insights into local government initiatives or policies that impact residents.
In addition to event coverage and press releases from local organizations or officials based in Kimberley and surrounding areas would likely garner her attention.
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By: Carolyn Grant
Previous thinning and piling by the Kimberley Fire Department. Kimberley Fire Department file
By: Carolyn Grant
The City of Kimberley is adding a second project manager to their staff.
Everyone is invited to the arena to watch the scrimmages Last year's KIJHL Kootenay Conference champs, the Fernie Ghostriders, have their main camp at the Fernie Memorial Arena this weekend.
Another First Saturday coming up in Kimberley, September 7. John Allen photo
Angel Flight East Kootenay had a very good news flight last week as they brought Baby Ridger
By: Carolyn Grant
Scott McInnes says he will run as independent; entertain a Conservative offer if it's mad
The next exhibit at Art Gallery Kimberley features the photography of Tracey Halladay
The Columbia Basin Trust delivered $80.8 million in direct benefits to basin communities in the past year on revenues of nearly $96 million.
A haunting photo of Blue Lake in Elkford, post a 2023 wildfire, has won Public Favourite in the Lake Impacts category of the Living Lakes Canada Biodiviserity Photo Challenge. The photo was taken by Tracey Halladay.
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