Nelson Civic Theatre manager Jason Asbell is thrilled that the new digital projector — along with 18 surround speakers is ready to roll
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Rebounding gas prices result in $61 hit to typical home
READThe day for appreciating dad is fast approaching and the Nelson Star is asking for you to brag up the big man in your life.
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East coast grocer hasn't decided if it will keep the Safeway name or reflag stores
READAn online Canada Day pet photo contest hosted by Black Press is pitting proud pet owners against one another.
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Another long-time Kootenay restaurateur, Yoshikatu (Yoshi) Jack Shirotani has reached a major milestone.
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A trio of regional credit unions are teaming up to provide enhanced financial planning.
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Business council finds gas taxes driving B.C. dollars south
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Cottons Clothing Company took over the space that was formerly L'Infinity Boutique.
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Earlier this week the staff at Kootenai Moon said goodbye to its Baker Street location in the 400 block.
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The Nelson Star would like to see other teams join in this year’s Relay for Life with hopes of making a difference
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Needing to make a job for herself, Deborah Achleitner combined her love of sewing with filling a niche in Nelson.
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Fifteen local artists are featured in a contemporary boutique at the Royal on Baker Street. The pop-up shop continues through Saturday.
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The Nelson Commons project started to get off the ground — literally — earlier this week.
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The “V” house is 108 square feet and includes salvaged road signs for roofing, corrugated metal siding, and locally milled wood.
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The hospitality industry is a competitive one. With a vibrant scene in the Heritage City
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History plays huge in a number of local businesses including Kootenay Motors
READNew phone numbers may still be able to get old area codes, depending on supply
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At its 62nd annual general meeting on Wednesday, the Nelson and District Credit Union released its financial results for 2012
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Nelson’s CIBC Wood Gundy recently presented a cheque for $1,000 to Touchstones Nelson to support children’s programming
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