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

Panorama Mountain Village finalized the full ownership transfer of the award winning Greywolf Golf Course at Panorama Mountain Village to Totem Golf Ltd.

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

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

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.

BC Hydro is facing growing criticism over a stable of increasingly pricey capital projects and a ballooning debt.

Sheelagh England to promote science, technology and innovation-focused economic development in the East Kootenays.

Selkirk College has agreed to lease part of the Gymnasium at Tenth Street Campus (Mary Hall), to the Kootenay Climbing Association.

Max Kutasewich of Take It to the Max Construction has found that keeping his business small has big advantages

Creston Ramada and Ricky’s All Day Grill have been open in Creston for over a year, with successes for the business and the community alike.

There is a new auto dealership on the horizon for Castlegar.

Matthes Architecture in Trail talks to Kootenay Business about design, local lifestyle and being involved in the field.

The partners in the Waneta Expansion Project welcomed over 1,500 guests to the project yesterday to celebrate Community Day.

Red Mountain Resort now in Top 20 of all North American resorts by terrain scale.

It’s time to get out and paint the town, Nelson has been selected as a candidate for Benjamin Moore’s Main Street Matters program.

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

Neil McBriar of Habitat Custom Construction keeps busy building beautifully unique designs in the West Kootenay.

Plans are in the works for a new Kootenay Co-op building, crowned with a three-level condominium housing complex, in downtown Nelson.

Travellers to and from the airport can again get a hot meal or a cool beverage before heading off to their final destination.

Fernie seniors, along with other residents and community groups, will be able to enjoy an upgraded seniors drop-in centre thanks in part to $25,000 from CBT.

In this post-recession era while the cost of housing is still high, Nelson Tiny Houses in Nelson, B.C., offers a radical option.

Construction has begun on a new Visitor Information Centre for Revelstoke, funded in part by $200,000 from CBT.

Thanks to $100,000 from Columbia Basin Trust (CBT), the Fairmont and District Lions Club has purchased a building that will soon become the Lions Community Den.

Canfor Corporation is a company on the move in the East Kootenay.

The economic slump of 2008 caused Bernie Penner to put his development project on hold. Now, with a new design and more amenities, the project is a go.

Diane Costerton of Allied Design in Fernie, B.C., uses her technical training to work with other professionals in the building trades.

A brand new Remedy’s Rx local drugstore set to open in the Marysville community.

Barry and Shelly Palumbo of Big Mountain Ventures work hard to turn raw land near Golden, B.C., into appropriate sites for dream homes.

Fernie, B.C., has its own castle now—however, princes and dragons are not included

Construction is underway of Golden's newest hotel, a Holiday Inn Express.

A reputation for craftsmanship and environmentally responsible products is taking Merc Flooring & Paint into its third generation of business in Golden, B.C.

Bridges, hospitals, office buildings, libraries—these projects and more require the expertise of a structural engineer like Kelly Beriault of Cranbrook, B.C.

The long-awaited new Arrow Lake ferry being built in Nakusp by WaterBridge Steel is starting to take shape.

With a recent nod of approval from the Cranbrook city council developer, Smart Centres in Cranbrook will soon be adding another retail unit.

One of the largest projects ever to be undertaken in the Kootenays, the Waneta Dam expansion, is continuing to make progress.

On April 17 we invite you to release your inner dragon, or shark, and join us at the Cranbrook Young Entrepreneur Show.

Partners in the Waneta Expansion Project are pleased to release the 2012 socio-economic monitoring report.

Matt Ballard and Steve WInters are excited to offer a unique countertop option for homeowners through their new business, Kootenay Concrete Countertops.

Vantage Point in Sparwood offers beautiful views and large lots.

Dan Eheler, Justin Tanguay and Mark Daugherty were three independent contractors who joined forces to form DJM Contracting Ltd.

With more space available in its new premises, Key City Gymnastics will soon be offering more programs for East Kootenay residents.

Floods in June 2012 prompted an earlier-than-planned opening for Castlegar’s Valet Restorations Ltd., and they’ve been hard at work ever since

Dennis Hockley hopes to break ground soon for his Oasis Centre recreation complex.

The District of Elkford has been recognized over the last few years for many accomplishments, and has set out some new major projects for 2013.

This attractive building in Cranbrook's industrial park was built, from start to finish, in less than eight months.

K-Country Homes specializes in building investment-style housing with features that incorporate convenience and luxury.

Pamela Nairn of Panache Interiors suggested some important things to keep in mind when you’re investing in home decor.

Pamela Nairn, owner of Panache Interiors Inc. in Invermere, is a star in Canada’s roster of multimillion-dollar home designers.

The long awaited new Fernie Home Hardware store is now under construction, just off of Highway #3 on the east side of Fernie.

The Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) Rocky Mountain has announced that Golden's own HR Pacific has been named a finalist for the Georgie Awards.