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A rock monument recognizing the contribution of the Chinese community to the growth of early Nelson will be dedicated at noon on June 12.

Nelson police are investigating a break-in at El Taco at 306 Victoria Street overnight last Tuesday-Wednesday.

An expedition to Kootenay Lake’s deadliest shipwreck is now set for July 8 to 11.

The Regional District of Central Kootenay says the Slocan transfer station is experiencing chronic illegal dumping.

Ten upscale condos planned for the space above the Royal Bar and Grill are headed to market, as 330 Baker Street undergoes a transformation from low-income housing to loft-style apartments.

A Front Street resident is unhappy with how Nelson Hydro trimmed five trees on her property around a power line last week.

Dog problems in the Slocan Valley extend to the rail trail that runs through it, according to both the volunteer group that manages the corridor and at least one frequent user.

Grade 6 Trafalgar Middle School students took part in the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup on Tuesday afternoon, collecting dozens of bags of garbage along the West Arm of Kootenay Lake.

A meteor spotted from Nelson probably didn't end up on the East Shore of Kootenay Lake as first thought.

Kootenay Christian Fellowship is collecting donations to bring comfort to more than 1,000 children left homeless by wildfires in the Slave Lake area of Alberta.