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COTR Avalanche volleyball teams are preparing to not only compete, but host, the 2019 PACWEST Volleyball Championship

Lotus Books in Cranbrook has moved and rebranded as Huckleberry Books

First-year nursing students are holding a Health Awareness Fair, February 7; Tourism Management students off to provincial finals

Dr. Eric Nelson has two dental offices in the East Kootenay and prides himself on balancing his work and family life.

Sean Campbell, general manager of Community Futures East Kootenay in Cranbrook, B.C., has ushered in accessible entrepreneurialism

The Multi-Sport Indoor Facility will provide increased opportunities for physical activity in the community and help develop local athletes.

The WHL and Ice ownership have confirmed in a news conference that they are moving the franchise to Winnipeg

Golden Life Management adds value and meaning to its care by supporting seniors outside of its villages to reduce social isolation.

Friday nights at St. Eugene feature the new Friday Literary Reading, featuring a different author every week.

Kristin Parsons, executive director of the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce, talks about the chamber’s ABCs and building bridges.

Numerous new construction and development projects are springing up throughout the Kootenays

Marnie Kramer’s research aimed at improving nursing regulatory exam outcomes

The newly opened Ragtime Quilts in Cranbrook offers workshops and classes

The 2019 Pantone Color of the Year has been announced. Here’s how you can make the most of it in your interior and online design.

Director, Indigenous Strategy and Reconciliation, and Indigenous Education Coordinator welcomed

Agreement between College and University of Andorra adds to international exchange opportunities for College students

Nearly 100 full-time students will benefit from the financial aid

Successful in their busy day-jobs, these are people who find time and energy to enrich their community.

The $5,000 awards aim to increase educational opportunities for BC students

Expanding cannabis training and first-ever student-led conference focuses on unique challenges of navigating change in rural health systems

CFC’s integrated service delivery better supports client needs, helps decrease social isolation, and diverts clients from congested health care system

Lee Pratt likes to get things done, with good results for the people affected. “We’re regular people, doing a job,” he said.

The Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia is the training, governing, and regulatory body for over 36,000 members and students

Vista Radio has announced its plans to acquire the shares of Clear Sky Radio, which operates stations in Cranbrook and Lethbridge

The best X Games snowmobilers in the world are coming to Cranbrook, B.C., on Family Day weekend for CBK-X Winter Blitzville

Welcomes lifestyle retailer, Lane & Meadow, to newly-renovated space at the Mount Baker Hotel

Last year’s retrofit of the pool dehumidification system at Western Financial Place (WFP) continues to produce significant energy and cost savings for the City.

The City has a solid fleet of trucks and plows in place, with operations ready to run around the clock during any major snow event

In partnership with the First Nations Health Authority, the ʔaq̓am Community has undertaken the construction of another significant project.

The 10-member board of the Cranbrook and Region Tourism Society is comprised of local accommodators, business owners and tourism stakeholders

BC Business magazine recently published their 5th Annual “Best Cities for Work in B.C.” ranking

As the first executive director of Cranbrook Tourism, Kristy Jahn-Smith aims to put Cranbrook on the map as a tourism destination.

Cranbrook Yarn and Gifts remains Cranbrook's one and only local yarn outlet serving knitters and fibre-lovers throughout the district

Lotus Books in downtown Cranbrook will host the 7th Annual Book Fair, featuring eight local area authors

College names recipients of newly-created scholarship fund

A new venture called "Pan In A Can Paydirt" has been launched by Stephen Lathem of Fort Steele, the owner of the Nip and Tuck Gold Mine

Following the retirement of Trent Taylor, founder of Taylor Adams, the accounting firm has been rebranded as Apex Accounting

Christine has been with the BMO Financial Group since 2009.

The second Jensen generation at New Dawn share thoughts about business and family.

Festive market celebration brings together more than 70 local producers and artisans

As the New Dawn Group of Companies celebrates 40 years in business, we take a brief look at its beginning and its present.

In the coming years, Elder Bro's Farm plans to supply fresh and ripe elderberries to all of BC for delicious wines, juices, jams, and of course, schnapps.

Rick Jensen, founder of New Dawn Group of Companies, looks back at the company’s 40 years in construction and development.

The store is also part of the FLO Network and is equipped with two electric vehicle charging stations

Annual community clinic to take place at Tamarack Centre November 22

Ashlée Martin uses her passion of photography to tell stories and showcase East Kootenay personalities.

The business has been purchased from local owners who will continue to support the new ownership in an advisory role

Golden’s Whitetooth captured two first place awards and Cranbrook’s Fisher Brewing Company and Nelson Brewing Company won one each.

Darrin Brown, owner of Mobile Recovery Milling in Cranbrook, B.C., repurposes unused trees into useful lumber products

Participants learn from the land and people of the Ktunaxa Nation