Joe Fries

Drug overdoses killed people at a rate of two per month in Penticton during the first quarter of the year, according to fresh data released this week by the BC

Penticton’s construction sector is so hot right now that city planners have finally received an application to build on a long-neglected downtown lot that’s brimming with potential.

Both sides have now launched their opening salvos in a legal battle brought against the Pinnacles FC youth soccer group by a former employee who claims she was dismissed without

A mild winter has led to Penticton getting a jump on its $82.5-million capital program for 2024.

The owners of a newly established vineyard on the southeast corner of Penticton have been granted permission to operate three sleeping units as a form of agri-tourism against the wishes

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Upwards of 95% of this year’s Okanagan grape crop is believed to have been affected by the January 2024 deep freeze, but the underlying damage to vines is still being

Two former high-ranking members of Pinnacles FC have come forward with new allegations that paint a troubling picture of the governance of the youth soccer association.

Penticton will be buzzing – but not uncomfortably so – when upwards of 2,000 people from around the world arrive in September 2025 for the Adventure Racing World Championships.

Upwards of 95% of this year's Okanagan grape crop is believed to have been affected by the January 2024 deep freeze, but the underlying damage to