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On October 1st the board of governors of College of the Rockies announced the election of three new members.

With 12 years of operating his gym as a franchise, Trevor Zak is now running his business, Fitness Inc., as a solo venture.

Core Fitness has been a favourite spot for active Cranbrook residents since the gym opened in 2009.

Cranbrook's mayor talks about his holistic approach to running the city to members of the local chamber of commerce.

Apple Computer sales leader, Ian Selbie, based in Vancouver presented a sales training seminar in both Cranbrook and Nelson.

Effective Monday, November 18, 2013 Pacific Coastal Airlines announced the addition of a new regularly scheduled non-stop service between Cranbrook and Kelowna.

Ric’s Grill has recently re-branded their restaurant as Rockies Tap and Grill.

A week-long course in passive house design and construction is coming to Cranbrook. Passive house design is a rapidly growing concept for energy efficiency.

On the day before his 65th birthday, Brian Clarkson of Cranbrook Photo officially retired after 39 years in business.

A new board chair and board vice-chair were elected during COTR regular meeting held on September 12, 2013.

Denham Ford in Cranbrook has changed locations

In years to come, Braydon Denham, owner of Denham Ford in Cranbrook, B.C., will be celebrating more than one anniversary in September.

College of the Rockies has signed transfer agreements with two BC universities allowing COTR students to transfer into year three of Bachelor Degree programs.

Farbrook Auto Wrecking was presented with a plaque for its community contributions.

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

Support of the Olympics, Paralympics and many other sports organizations is a matter of pride for Cranbrook’s Canadian Tire franchise owner.

By year’s end, the Cranbrook Public Library should have attractive new public washrooms, built to high esthetic and environmental standards.

We talked to the president of the East Kootenay Chamber of Mines to learn about the organization’s projects and its upcoming conference.

Emergency response teams practised their skills at a staged disaster at the Canadian Rockies International Airport in Cranbrook.

Harley Lee, a partner in the Cranbrook office of BDO Canada, helps business owners to minimize taxes and maximize profits.

New Dawn Developments has a show home available for viewing, and building lots available for construction at Elizabeth Lake Ridge in Cranbrook, B.C.

Ian Selbie will be presenting an informative sales seminar, called the 7 Deadly Sins in Selling.

Baker’s Beanery—fast foods with a predominance of healthy options.

Kim Wasylowich of Riemann Painting, based in Cranbrook, B.C., appreciates his clients and staff and has become a great success serving the East Kootenay.

Strategic Fire Control Ltd. in Cranbrook B.C. is now a designated a training centre for EMP Canada and can provide general first-aid training.

After 21 years in business, Unique Windows & Solariums in Marysville is ensconced as an industry favourite.

On Monday, August 19 David Walls assumed his new role as College of the Rockies’ seventh president.

Creating beautiful home exteriors, spending time outdoors with his family, and supporting his community, all give Wade Boardman great satisfaction.

Like black leather jackets, granny glasses and flapper dresses, boarder-wear suggests an attitude and an edgy lifestyle.

The newly transformed Heid Out Restaurant and Brewhouse, formerly Heidi Restaurant, is complete and welcomes all to check them out.

The owner of Favorit Cycles in Cranbrook, B.C., shared some hard-won wisdom about running a business.

At 15, Glenn Johnson unwrapped rolls of paper for Pacific Press in Vancouver; now he runs his own copy and printing business in Cranbrook, B.C.

Long time publisher Darcy Wiebe and the newspaper's owner Black Press have parted ways.

Organization focuses on evolving to better empower Basin communities

Kootenay Rockies Innovation Council offers support to tech startups and entrepreneurs through BCIC’s province-wide initiative.

Two new stores, Sports Chek and Dollar Tree is now underway in Cranbrook.

Ron Schatschneider, a notary public in Cranbrook, B.C., enjoys his career helping clients with accomplishments.

New restaurant offers a great all-day menu and cozy, comfortable atmosphere where patrons can relax and enjoy everything from a latte to full course meal.

Enthusiasts of all ages flocked to Western Financial Place for the Brothers Insurance Agency Charity Car Show.

Cranbrook Fire Hall opens their new fountain

The British Columbia Aboriginal Mine Training Association supports First Nation individuals as they obtain training for the mining industry.

COTR and the Ktunaxa Nation have joined together to offer a Bridging to Education and Employment program within Ktunaxa communities starting this summer.

Rick and Brenda Metherals from Cranbrook have melded two important green initiatives. Their eclectic backyard garden utilizes numerous recycled items.

Haul truck simulators being installed by College of the Rockies will allow local students to train for opportunities in the mining industry.

New Dean of Instruction at College of the Rockies has been announced.

Linda Jordan is the new owner of Cup-A-Cabana Café at the Canadian Rockies International Airport in Cranbrook.

Carla Thompson has started a bookkeeping business in Cranbrook and is excited for a bright future ahead.

The Board of Governors of College of the Rockies is pleased to announce the appointment of David Walls as the College’s seventh President and CEO.

Proteck has had a busy year safely dealing with asbestos and mould for its clients around Western Canada.

Our delegation from Cranbrook and area arrived in Taicang, China early Tuesday evening local time (about 4:00 a.m. MDT) after about 18 hours in transit.