Hugs: On Thursday, April 1, I went to DJ’s hair salon and…
The City of Cranbrook is installing new infrastructure to handle the Innes Avenue neighbourhood, but go easy on Elizabeth lake
A section of Highway 93/95 between Eager Hill-Fort Steele Road and Cambellmey…
The most diverse wildlife festival in North America set for May 10-16
Cranbrook getting to know Penticton Vees, Trail Smoke Eaters, very well indeed.
League finals set for next week
The recent wave of local risk-taking youthful entrepreneurship will transform Cranbrook’s downtown
Cranbrook Arts Featured Artist for the month of April is Radiant Knots.…
Live outdoor music, resonating from the heart of downtown Cranbrook on Saturdays…
The Cranbrook Bucks were in tough Wednesday, April 7, against Trail in…
Cranbrook’s BCHL team lose inaugural game, win the next, in Penticton pod
March 28 – April 3: Compiled by Dave Humphrey from the archived newspapers held at the Cranbrook History Centre and Archives
Now folks, everyone knows that the balder a man is, the better…
Advocating for Baker Park and the RV campground to be re-imagined as a permanent green space and festival site, and to be renamed “Joseph’s Prairie Park”
Doctors have noticed that during the pandemic some patients have not been not keeping on top of their medical care.
The work of local photographers in the Advertiser throughout 2021. Part IX. With links to Parts I-VIII
Hugs: To Lori at Home Depot. I had to pick up seven…
Columbia Basin gives funding to local non-profits, including Cranbrook Community Theatre, to close technology gaps
Overdose crisis hits close to home; Racism, and the gang mentality; The deer of Cranbrook; Logging on Kootenay Lake
The work of local photographers printed in the East Kootenay Advertiser throughout 2021. Part VIII
