Karen McKinley

Rock Creek and the western Boundary District said hello to fall and saluted the rural life with the annual Rock Creek Fall Fair on Sept. 14 and 15.

Kettle Valley Food Co-Op promising bigger event showcasing local producers

The weekend in Greenwood was a noisy one, but it was all for a good cause as dozens of motocross riders from the city and parts of western Canada leaving their marks on Route 3 Racing Club’s track.

One group has been quietly growing a network for local farms over the years, but it and the producers they work with put on an annual grand display of products to highlight the number of producers people have access to just a few miles from their doo

High winds have whipped up a fast-growing fire that started south of the Canada-U.S. border near Grand Forks and quickly moved northwest into the city with evacuation orders in place for several neighbourhoods as it poses a threat to human life.

Anyone going into Greenwood’s City Hall in the future will find it a lot more private, but still keeping with the overall aesthetic of the historic building.

A motorhome on Highway 3 about six kilometres west of Grand Forks sparked a fire that forced the closure of the highway and evacuation of 20 properties. photo/Valerie Horkoff

The provincial election campaign got off to a fast start on Sept. 27 for NDP for incumbent Roly Russell, with a colleague in cabinet giving him a hand and some advice on how to get re-elected.

Between the four candidates Donegal Wilson has been elected After what has been a roller coaster of an election season, including one party imploding and the rise of a once-ousted MLA-turned-B.C.

A growing Halloween tradition in Grand Forks has been launched once again to let people find the biggest, scariest and most creative displays around the city.