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Most Kimberley residents heard the emergency horn being tested in March. At that time, the Kimberley Fire Department was updating the city’s emergency evacuation plan, which describes the process involved should it become necessary to evacuate citizens. Given the last few fire seasons, the possibility of evacuation is definitely real.

The Grizzlies keep their KIJHL championship dreams alive with a decisive game three victory

At any given time there are 50 to 60 families awaiting an invitation to move to a safe place like Canada. They are invited, but not required, to accept the invitation. They have suffered untold losses of life, freedom and dignity that we, in our free country, cannot imagine. They are eager to work, get an education and become active members of their communities. Many Canadians whose families have immigrated to Canada, have done the same,” explains Wilma Harding, KRRG Volunteer Coordinator.

The City of Kimberley recently held a Public Consultation on the proposed 2018-2022 Financial Plan. The Financial Plan is a comprehensive document that set outs the proposed expenditures by the municipality, the proposed funding sources, and the proposed transfers to or between funds.

The speculation tax may have been tweaked, but it doesn’t lessen uncertainty

The Revelstoke Grizzlies enjoyed returning to the friendly confines of their own arena, and got on the win column Monday, April 2, with a 4-1 victory over the Kimberley Dynamiters.

50th birthday honours for longtime volunteer

Gas prices rising across the province in the coming days

For the first time in their history, Kimberley Alpine Resort conducted a special Easter egg hunt, using a helicopter to distribute the eggs. Hundreds of parents and kids gathered at the resort on Sunday, April 1 and eagerly awaited as the helicopter prepared its route. First circling past the dropzone a couple of times, perhaps to fuel the already frenzy-level excitement of the children, a pink easter bunny dropped countless chocolate eggs in plastic shells from the sky into the snow below.

The Kimberley Arts Council (KAC) held a Ground Breaking Ceremony on Thursday, March 29, 2018, to celebrate the start of construction on a platform wheelchair lift at Centre 64.