Community

The Arrow Lakes Historical Society moved into its new facility last week. It is planning on an April 5 open house,

Writes Coffhouse at Nakusp Library gave locals a chance to present their works to others.

Nee, former chair of the B.C. Press Council, was diagnosed with kidney failure two years ago.

Kendra Kalyn and Joseph Nevoral both received new iPad Airs on behalf of the RCMP Cops For Kids Charitable Foundation.

Nakusp Toastmasters Club inducts new members just in time for Toastmaster Month.

Mickey Wojnarowski’s new shelves are a labour of love, the first love after six years of liver illness and recovery.

Imagine, if you will, you are a teenager. If you already are, congratulations, it only gets better from here.

Having survived a snowless and rather drawn-out cold snap in December, 2013,our true Trout Lake winter has officially begun!

From Nakusp to Haiti and back again, the community affected and was affected by the intelligence and action of its citizenry.

Over the past few months, local, district-wide and B.C. residents have witnessed a vast and growing development of public transit systems.