Community

What’s everyone up to this Friday night? Are you ready to have some fun?

On March 26, 500 members of the West Kootenay community, from the Slocan Valley to the East Shore, gathered at Lakeside Park in Nelson and transformed into a free flowing river and towering mountain ranges.

The weekend of April 15 to 17 will see many more Lions of the human kind roaming the streets of Nelson. The local Nelson Lions Club is hosting the District 19E annual spring conference in Nelson this year at the Prestige Hotel and Resort Conference Centre.

The Nelson library has made the decision: we’re going to get rid of all of our print books, magazines, and newspapers in one giant booksale and go digital.

The cast of Princesses Love Vampires and 13 Minutes of Abs takes a break from filming. The trailer for the film — created by local comedian and soon-to-be blockbuster filmmaker David Rae — will get its first-ever screening at Rae’s upcoming show at L.V. Rogers high school.

Rona Park and Gary Ockenden have new positions with the organization.

This spring, more than 6,000 B.C. and Yukon Scotiabank MS Walk participants will come together in over 26 communities to raise funds in support of enhancing quality of life for those living with multiple sclerosis.

The soccer fields at Lakeside Park became one paraglider’s canvas Saturday.

Volunteer face painter Laura Kirby gives Cyrus Smith, 4¾, his first look at his new colouring at the It’s All About the Kids fair and swap.

Premier Bennett says British Columbia will insist on 50 per cent or more of downstream benefits accruing from the projected Columbia River power development