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Plane crash, rezoning issues and smart meter controversy in 2011

The much anticipated first step towards what will hopefully become a regional food system alliance for the West Kootenay is now complete.

A recent pilot project aims to help Columbia Basin communities better understand the needs of local business and the challenges they face.

Until January 31, you can get rid of your tree for $2. Once January 31 rolls around, regular tipping fees apply again.

Nakusp RCMP plan on checking for impaired driving in the upcoming holiday weekends, as they normally do.

It all started with a surprising and exciting call from Jamaica.

Want to know about what was happening in Nakusp and New Denver between 1893–1913? Then go online and read The Ledge.

Regional District of Central Kootenay directors won’t change the amount they pay themselves to attend meetings, at least for now.

A mother and her two young daughters have died in a collision on the Trans-Canada Highway just west of Rogers Pass.

The first new Nakusp Council meeting was short and sweet, consisting mainly of the swearing in of the councillors and mayor.