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Nena Jean Trimble

Nena Jean Trimble is the proud new owner of the Armond Theatre. — Marie Milner photo

A downtown Cranbrook landmark—the Armond Theatre on 10th Avenue South—has been purchased by Nena Jean Trimble.

Upgrades and renovations of the building are planned, and Trimble is having discussions with a number of parties to explore usage options. Trimble hopes to develop the Armond building into a centre with multiple functions that will add vitality and entertainment options to downtown Cranbrook.

"I’m excited,” Trimble said. “This building has a lot of history and a lot of potential, and I’d like to see it have a role in the life of Cranbrook’s citizens once again.”

Marie Milner

Marie Milner is a writer and photographer for Kootenay Business magazine and several other publications. She appreciates the inspiration that she gets during her interviews and hopes to share that inspiration with you. View all of Marie Milner’s articles

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