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In the language of her maternal family, Jean Taylor is called Khàsx’ ân Tlâ. The well-known Tlingit artist has recently relocated from the Yukon, to Creston..

Creston alternate director Wesly Graham voted against the motion after making a motion to support the resolution at a recent Creston town council meeting...

Spectators gather to hear speeches from RCMP Sgt. Laurel Mathew, Mayor Lawrence Chernoff, Nicole Beetstra (general manager at KBS Radio) and Kyra Hoggan (Castlegar & District Community Services Society) during the second annual Clothesline Project. The event took place on Tuesday in Spirit Square outside city hall to raise awareness about domestic violence and abuse.

A federal government stimulus project recently ended in the Creston Valley after bringing work to over 100 unemployed resource workers...

When the Castlegar and District Public Library had its makeover 10 years ago, the children’s section was slated for a future remodeling. Now the time has come.

After spending most of the school year learning how to reduce waste and consumption, Mrs. Evdokimoff’s Grade 6 class at Twin Rivers Elementary received the opportunity to see where their garbage and recycling ends up during a field trip last week.

Castlegar city council has struck a committee to review the bylaw that charges an annual fee of $1,000 to license pit bulls and Staffordshire terriers.

City council has formally endorsed afternoon bus service from Castlegar to Nelson to accommodate Selkirk College students.

The Regional District of the Central Kootenay is encouraging residents to celebrate the annual Trash to Treasure (T2T) day this Saturday.