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According to the Fraser Institute, L.V. Rogers was the leading secondary school in the Kootenay Lake district last year.

There's an unusual name on the attendance list for the B.C. Association of Police Boards conference taking place this weekend at the Prestige Lakeside Resort.

Bert Learmonth, a meticulous model builder who created astonishingly detailed replicas of Kootenay Lake sternwheelers and other lost forms of local transportation, has died at 85.

Even when he’s on top, Jamie Hertz can’t seem to catch a break.

The owner of A&W is baffled by vandalism at his Railway Street restaurant last week that saw garbage strewn around the parking lot.

A fence has gone up around the burnt out Kerr Apartments, but fire chief Simon Grypma says that’s not a sign the demolition needed for a fire investigation is about to begin.

First in a new series: History Detective

A trailer that burned in Bonnington on Tuesday night was the site of a grow-op, RCMP confirm. No one was home when the fire broke out on Whitelock Road.

The monument in Onagawa, Japan to Nelson’s Lt. Robert Hampton Gray was toppled from its pedestal by March’s earthquake and tsunami, but survived, photos from the Canadian Defence Attache in Tokyo show.

Troubled Lardeau Valley mill lays off workforce, leaving small community searching for answers and looking at ways to salvage major blow to an already fragile local economy