A highly invasive trio is a real threat to Arrow and area waters and cause for growing concern.
READAround 15 to 20 years ago, Nakusp had a softball league with between 20-25 teams that played on a regular weekly basis, so legend goes.
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Claire Jackson, Maddy Palmer and Anya Harrison are three Nakusp students who are participating in CARE Canada’s Walk In Her Shoes campaign.
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Finishing the last leg of their ankle-biter tour, Nelson's Wassabi Collective brought a whole lot of sound to Nakusp's two schools.
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It was standing room only at the Nakusp Rotary Citizen of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Award dinner Saturday, April 28.
READFour hundred voters turned out to the community vote in Nakusp on Sunday, April 22, 2012.
READThe community vote on Nakusp and Area K projects applying for Community Initiatives and Affected Areas funding from the CBT are happening!
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Most people around Nakusp know vaguely that if they need funding, they could try for a grant from the CBT.
READOn April 20 and 21, approximately 50 Nakusp Secondary School students will be participating in a 30 Hour Famine.
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A regular craft group is starting up again in Nakusp on Thursday afternoons.
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After spending eight years up north in Williams Lake and Burns Lake, the officer is enjoying a more southerly climate once again.
READeBook readers weigh next-to-nothing, carry a lot of books, and allow people to change settings to make reading easy.
READWith the advent of spring run-off just around the corner, “how’s your water?” will soon be a discrete topic of engagement.
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Up at Summit Lake, there was more than just St. Patrick’s Day going on. It was winter carnival time.
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Arrow Lakes Search and Rescue members love what they do.
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The laid-back hockey game was a fun fund raiser for the July 1 fireworks show put on by the fire fighters.
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An avid motorbiker, Payne first found the Kootenays through their reputation as one of best areas in Western Canada for riding.
READColumbia Basin Trust (CBT) is accepting applications for two of its community service award programs.
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This Week in History features a selection of stories from the Arrow Lakes News archives
READEighty-five people turned out to give love and support to Darwin and Wanda Buerge on Saturday, February 17 in the Burton Hall.
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