Roger Knox is a journalist based in Vernon, Canada, and his work spans across various local newspapers including the Vernon Morning Star, Kelowna Capital News, Salmon Arm Observer, and Golden Star. With a focus on local news, Roger covers a wide range of topics including community events, sports, missing persons, and local government issues.
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Roger Knox primarily covers local news in Vernon, Canada with a focus on community events and sports. He frequently reports on government announcements and event coverage related to the region.
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Local postal workers waiting to hear about their next move from union after government directs industrial relations board to order striking employees back to work Tuesday
Local postal workers waiting to hear about their next move from union after government directs industrial relations board to order striking employees back to work Tuesday
Regional district wants to hear from public on accessibility and inclusion issues
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Don and Elsie Lambton from Esquimault flew to Vernon to pick up the grand prize in the Knights of Columbus' 63rd annual Charity Appeal raffle, then drove it home off the lot
By: Roger Knox
Don and Elsie Lambton from Esquimault flew to Vernon to pick up the grand prize in the Knights of Columbus' 63rd annual Charity Appeal raffle, then drove it home off the lot
Cyclists encouraged, but not required, to dress like Santa for fun Christmas ride Sunday, Dec. 22 at 1:30 p.m.
The outside bell at Armstrong Elementary School was silent for years; a refurbished, replaced bell was brought back to life Friday, Dec. 20, led by longtime AES teacher Helen Sidney
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