Casey Richardson is a news reporter for Castanet Media, focusing on local news in Penticton, British Columbia. With a background in journalism, Casey has contributed to various publications such as BIV News, Pique Newsmagazine, and the North Shore News, covering a range of topics including sports, community events, and local government.
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Casey Richardson focuses on local news in the British Columbia area, particularly Penticton. She covers a range of topics including small towns, infrastructure upgrades, community events and seasonal issues. If you have a story related to local initiatives, updates about town developments or cultural events within Penticton or its surroundings that align with the themes she covers, it could be of interest to her.
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By: Kathy Michaels, Casey Richardson
Anyone travelling home this long-weekend may want to be wary of ever-changing highway conditions.
By: Castanet, Chelsea Powrie, Casey Richardson
Four seasons of fun\
By: Wayne Moore, Casey Richardson
The team announced the addition of defenceman Nathan Drapeau and centre Tyler Grahme, while also releasing forward Jack Pridham.
By: Castanet, Sarah Crookall, Chelsea Powrie, Casey Richardson
A landslide was captured on video along a Keremeos mountain side near Boundary Road in Keremeos Monday afternoon.
By: Casey Richardson, Kathy Michaels
A B.C. teen has a suspected case of H5N1 avian flu — the first known human to acquire the virus in Canada.
By: Casey Richardson
RDOS rolling out curbside collection information and open house events
By: Casey Richardson, Wayne Moore, Chelsea Powrie
The Penticton Vees easily handled the Trail Smoke Eaters Monday afternoon, beating the away team 7-3.
By: Monique Tamminga, Castanet, Sarah Crookall, Casey Richardson, Chelsea Powrie
Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre stops in Penticton to meet with tradesmen
By: Casey Richardson
WildSafeBC Princeton warns of mating season for mule deer bringing out aggressive nature
By: Casey Richardson
Summerland Library starting recycling program for damaged and old books
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