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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Vernon, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
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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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By: Roger Knox
Games galore, fabulous food trucks also on hand at KTP as Carnival enters final weekend
By: Roger Knox
Kaiden Beck of Salmon Arm finishes 4-4, Kelowna's Megan Rempel 3-5 at nationals in Ottawa
Armstrong Enderby Skating Club brings in more than 300 athletes for Okanagan figure skating finals
The Posse fired 59 shots on net, as Lucas Sadownyk scored the overtime winner to knot up the series
Host Thompson Okanagan Lakers finish fourth after heartbreaking 1-0 OT loss in bronze-medal game
By: Roger Knox
Host Thompson Okanagan Lakers finish fourth after heartbreaking 1-0 OT loss in bronze-medal game
Extra funding to help with projects designed to make the region be part of a sustainable economy
Murray McLauchlan to play Campbell River, Courtenay, Duncan, Nanaimo and Victoria After 19 previous albums, Murray McLauchlan wondered each time if he had it in him to create another.
Center Stage Performing Arts Academy’s Lights of Broadway brings musical to Powerhouse Theatre
By: Roger Knox
Annual Moose Hide Campaign to stop violence against women, children features walk Any chance she gets to try and help stop violence against women and children, Jade Lawrence will pitch in.
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