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The latest West Kootenay postcard to sell online for an astronomical price was a 1907 coloured lithograph depicting the town of Lardo.

Nelson’s Cottonwood Falls Market received national press after appearing in the May issue of Chatelaine Magazine.

Local MP Alex Atamanenko says every time he checks his cell phone these days, it seems like the government has announced more cuts.

Automation won’t be coming to the ports of entry in the West Kootenay despite earlier claims in a leaked report of its possible presence.

John Hopwood was just a teenager when he joined the Nelson Gyro Club. Today, he’s the longest serving member at 63 years and counting.

Selkirk College faculty and vocational instructors have ratified new contracts that do not contain any wage increases.

In an increasingly paperless world, a local designer and artist is straddling the line between the past and the future.

A 14-year-old girl was arrested Saturday night after allegedly stabbing a 20-year-old male at the foot of Baker Street.

Young and old came out over the weekend to take in the West Coast Amusements carnival at the west of Baker Street.

Nelson residents were invited to share their thoughts on the direction of the city’s transit system last week.