The Nelson Cycling Club has teamed up with the Urban Systems Foundation to help make improvements to the Rosemont bike park.
Crowds gathered in Kaslo for the May Days celebrations which included the annual Logger Sports.
Bruce Morrison, Claire Hallam, and Sarah Dobell from Nelson’s Investors Group at Safeway last week
Sustainability and student needs were the focus of the Kootenay Lake school district budget passed last Tuesday.
The Regional District of Central Kootenay announced Tuesday that the Nelson Salmo Great Northern Trail has been closed until further notice.
Nelson-Creston MLA Michelle Mungall went to bat for local arts groups in the Legislative Assembly earlier this week
The Nelson Kootenay Lake Tourism Society welcomed its new executive director last week.
Slideshow: Youngsters practice up for the Dance Umbrella show next weet at the Capitol Theatre
The new addition to the Kootenay Lake Hospital has been delayed yet again after deficiencies have been found in the flooring.
With the proposal deadline for the Civic Theatre looming at the end of this month, the group dedicated to restoring it has been hard at work
Bear sightings in Nelson and area caused by the presence of bear attractants have been leading to conflicts between people and bears
Mycologist, farmer and forester Peter McAllister gives a presentation at the environmental conference held at L.V. Rogers on the weekend.
Charles Arnold and Kyla Jakovickas pose in their new flower shop Bellaflora.
April was 20 per cent wetter than normal, according to stats from the weather office at the Southeast Fire Centre.
One of Nelson’s artists has been given an opportunity at some great exposure, but it’s all in the spirit of helping children.
The Kootenay Lake Outdoor Skate Park Society have launched a new fundraising campaign to collect the final amount to reach their goal.
Young and old came out over the weekend to take in the West Coast Amusements carnival at the west of Baker Street.
Slideshow: Children flooded Lakeside Park Saturday to kick off a new season of soccer.
An area of town once neglected will be receiving extra attention through a restoration project aimed at recreating a natural ecosystem.
The Nelson Gyro Club is encouraging the community to save their pennies for a fundraiser that aims to help out friends and families.
