Star editor Colin McGarrigle weighs in on the Nelson pot dispensary bylaw.
The 10-day ride will pass through 18 communities in the southern B.C. Interior, raising money for sick kids.
Body of 19 year-old missing man found near Nakusp BC
Cst. Drew Turner is a disgrace to the Nelson Police Department and should be fired forthwith.
It gives us no pleasure to report today on the internal problems of the Kootenay Co-op board.
The annual Shambahla Music Festival is upon us this weekend. The Star has been on record for several years as an unabashed supporter.
How much are Johnsons Landing property owners supposed to take?
Nelson’s downtown backalleys are filled with garbage and grit.
There is new life at the Savoy Bowling Alley and we couldn’t more pleased to see the action return.
Early September just wouldn’t be the same with out the roar of engines echoing through Nelson’s streets
It’s an exciting week in Nelson area schools. Students are settling in with new teachers
It’s been a tremendous summer in the Kootenays. Fantastic weather has complimented our spectacular mountain surroundings.
Local MP Alex Atamanenko is disappointed with the outcome of the federal electoral district redistribution and he should be.
The west end of Baker Street is finally going to get a much needed addition to help remove a prominent scar.
If you’re a child of the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s or ‘80s, reading this story will likely bring back some rather unpleasant memories.
A week after a major jet fuel spill into Lemon Creek, everyone is still talking.
Friday’s jet fuel spill into Lemon Creek is an unfortunate accident that may have a long lasting impact on the Slocan Valley
It was a political frenzy that seemed more fitting for a zealous small town crowd somewhere in the United States.
A group of excited folks gathered at Art Gibbon Park Wednesday, gazing at the grassy field that will soon house Nelson’s outdoor skatepark.
This is no ordinary place and those who live here are certainly no ordinary people.
