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Doug and Pat Zorn raised their sons on their hobby farm and have now turned the farm into a business enterprise.

Grand Forks Public Library Association board chair, Ted Invictus, announced the hiring of Mr. Avi Silberstein as the new library director for the Grand Forks & District Public Library effective July 30, 2012.

Amanda Thate, a country singer from Grand Forks, is competing in the Fan's Choice Competition 2012 for a performance spot at the annual Merritt Mountain Music Festival.

Paul Stone is the owner of Canada Photo Safaris, a Grand Forks-based business that takes small groups of photographers on expeditions in B.C. and Alberta.

Mike Elliott, owner of Kettle River Canoes in Grand Forks, is charting new waters with what may seem to be a very traditional skill--restoring wood and canvas canoes.

Residents of Grand Forks, B.C., will be pleased to see an expanded new location for their local water company.

Every year, FortisBC like to acknowledge customers that are doing great things to conserve energy and become sustainable. In 2011, it gave out awards.

For Chris-Anne and Lawrence Gilmore, work is all about getting to do the fun stuff.

Saving his town's sawmill was just something that Doug McMynn saw needed to be done.

Kris Hockley presents striking images through her photography business, Crow’s Nest Photography, located near Grand Forks, B.C.

Kootenay Car Care, owned by Ken Starchuk, is a 2011 Best of Business award winner.

It’s environmentally friendly, reduces air conditioning and heating costs, and reduces temperatures substantially, said new entrepreneur Candice Becker, sole proprietor of Dark Side Window Tinting in Grand Forks.

A former mayor of Grand Forks and his wife stir the pot with two distinctive food-related businesses.

In one year, Erika Domeij has nearly doubled the number of pages in The Boundary Communicator.

WD Sheet Metal has spent nearly two decades providing a wide variety of services, including heating, ventilation, cooling systems and more.

Tool Time Supplies, a family-run business in Grand Forks, B.C., provides good old-fashioned advice along with service and rentals.

The business communities in Boundary Country embrace economic diversity and have banded together under one chamber.

If you are familiar with the movie Field of Dreams, then you are aware of the whispering tells Kevin Kostner’s character build it and they will come.

Kristy Keus is the new owner of Kootenay Cycling in Castlegar, B.C.

Beverly Osachoff caters to people from all walks of life at her business, Yaletown Acupuncture.

Open Gold Corp is drilling for minerals in the Boundary region outside Grand Forks, hoping to replicate success of the Phoenix Mine.

The Midway sawmill reopens in the B.C. Interior, promising to create jobs and bring economic benefits to the region.

On Saturday, April 9th the Minister of Forests and MLA John Slater will be cutting the ribbon between 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. at the Midway Mill site.

Granby Dance Studio in Grand Forks, British Columbia, gives students a chance to broaden their horizons.

Jim Hartley has opened ProMobile Mechanics in Grand Forks, B.C.

Jogas Espresso Café in Grand Forks is a delightful eatery and coffee bar with a twist.

In December of 2010, it was announced that a merger would take place between independent insurance providers, RHC Insurance Brokers Ltd. and Anderson Insurance.

Art Stavenjord, the CFO of Unifab Industries Ltd., is a successful businessman in Grand Forks for more than 50 years.

Community course Mountain Meadows Golf Club is a beloved tradition for residents of Elkford as well as visitors.

Jacki Cammidge runs a company called Drought Smart Plants, supplying other botanical enthusiasts with an impressive array of succulent and rare plants.

Wolf Wiese, the CEO of Golden Dawn Minerals Inc., with the help of his adviser, Stewart Jackson, may have made a golden discovery.

There can be no doubt that those who love what they do are among the luckiest people around, and Mike Elliott, owner of Kettle River Canoes, qualifies.

A series of proposed trails would connect facilities in Grand Forks.

Agriculture and food production is becoming a more important part of Grand Forks’ economy and business development plans.

Nick’s Feed Centre dishes out everything from advice to supplies.