In 1970, the Winter Carnival Society was fretting over whether the third annual event would go ahead
DeShon moved to Nelson a few years ago. She has toured throughout the U.S. and internationally
Eric Pinto owns hundreds of boards, spanning multiple decades
Friends and fans of the Nelson library packed the Capitol Theatre Friday to celebrate 100 years
A new edition is planned fo an an out-of-print Kootenay Lake history book
The employment charity is organizing next week’s Kootenay Patricks, Montreal Canadiens game
The Grade 12 students presented their capstone projects Wednesday
Past and future collide this year at the Nelson library, and it all kicks off this weekend
‘It was like one day she was there, the next day she was gone,’ said owner
Dawn Sutcliffe was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease at age 60
The local organization was honoured by the Canadian Safe Boating Council
Climate empowerment workshop is based on The Work That Reconnects by Joanna Macy
Ralph Friesen will present Dad, God, and Me at Touchstones on Jan. 23
As the library marks its centennial, here’s a baker’s dozen of historical factoids
From the archives of the Nelson Daily News a century ago, compiled by Greg Scott
Session will explore the benefits and challenges of outlining your novel before writing it
The event takes place Jan. 19 from noon to 2:30 p.m.
