This is Part III of a three-part series by F.J. Hurtak, looking at the issues of the 2020 hunting and wildlife management season
Touchstones Nelson interviewed 15 people about their experiences living here
Mike Graeme wants to express solidarity, not privilege
In just one year, the local branch raised over $50,000 through their recycling program
For the Bulletin The new open art exhibition called “COVID-19 Unframed” is…
Randy Dean was a longtime Dynamiter volunteer, who sold 50/50 tickets and…
The recent rules that have been put into place to protect us…
Renowned zither player Werner Frey says he left his heart in Kimberley.…
Kimberley Food Bank volunteers hard at work! The Kimberley Elks Lodge #90…
Interior Health has declared an outbreak at Oliver’s Sunnybank Retirement Home
Molly Pacey turned 102 years old on Dec. 30, 2020.
While many live arts events have been cancelled over the last year…
This is Part I of a three-part series by F.J. Hurtak, looking at the issues of the 2020 hunting and wildlife management seasons, which will appear in the Cranbrook Townsman over the next issues
The Mark Creek Lions Club recently donated $1000 to the Kimberley Food…
André van Berlo’s YouTube channel now has 123,000 subscribers
The Kimberley Helping Hands Food Bank is the reicpient of $2000 from…
the Regional District of East Kootenay recently announced the recipients of the…
For years the Kimberley RCMP officers, civilian and municipal employees and their…
McKinney Place in Oliver currently has 56 cases of the virus
The work of local photographers printed in the East Kootenay Advertiser throughout 2020. Part VII
