Paul Rodgers

On Wednesday, May 20, Kimberley residents were invited on a walking tour through the Kimberley Nature Park to learn more about prescribed burns and why they are used to keep the community safe from wildfires.

The City of Kimberley welcomed families to Centennial Hall for their annual Public Works Day open house on Wednesday, May 20.

On Saturday, May 30 the Kimberley Helping Hands Food Bank welcomes the community to help them celebrate 40 years of community service with a garage sale and open house.

Environment Canada has issued a yellow-level (severe) thunderstorm watch for Kootenay Lake, the East Kootenay and the Elk Valley on Tuesday, May 26.

The Kimberley Home Grown Music Society recently donated $500 to support Chorfest 2026, which takes place this weekend in Cranbrook.

ity Council has officially adopted a bylaw renewing Kimberley’s Municipal and Regional District Tax (MRDT) for another five years, while also approving an increase to the tax rate from two per cent to three per cent beginning in 2027.

On Monday, May 25, Kimberley city council received a report highlighting changes to the Kimberley Transit schedule, including revisions to the KC Commuter and the Health Connections Route 21.

The winner of the 2026 JulyFest logo design contest is Madyson Hallgren, who took home a $300 prize, plus wrist bands for the weekend festivities.

Heavy precipitation and continued winter melt has caused water levels to rise in the East Kootenay and here in Kimberley.

The Kimberley Helping Hands Food Bank recently celebrated their 40th anniversary and to help celebrate the milestone they welcomed the community to a garage sale and open house on Saturday, May 30.