February 10-16: Compiled by Dave Humphrey from the newspapers at the Cranbrook History Centre and Archives
Irish trouble continues to haunt the Library with two brand new works…
With removal of last females herd is effectively gone
By Dianne Cooper Over the year-end holidays, the Rocky Mountain Naturalists coordinate…
The Week Of February 3-9: Items compiled by Dave Humphrey from the archived newspapers held at the Cranbrook History Centre and Archives
Shuswap art studio helps people with special needs express themselves
Cranbrook said farewell to one of its most prominent, beloved citizens Saturday.…
The eighth-annual St. Eugene Wedding Fair took place on Saturday, Feb. 2,…
Mike Selby Bob McKenzie looks at hockey pros, fans and those who…
Erin Haluschak to attend the Poynter Institute Leadership Academy for Women in Digital Media
Mike Selby Family secrets are exposed when an elderly woman begins to…
Cranbrook Community Theatre announces grants for Studio Stage Door renovations
A group of dedicated dippers look forward to daily winter wading
The vintage theatre at Fort Steele reinvents its mission
Labs still top the list, French bulldogs move up
A conversation with Nelson photographers Fred Rosenberg and Thomas Nowaczynski
Mike Selby ‘Operation Columba’ is the untold story of how British intelligence…
On August 24, 1945, Charles Bechtel, age 66, was killed by the BC Provincial Police just south of the ranch.
After a successful two-year trial period, the Cranbrook and Kimberley Hospice Society is renewing its Live and Learn day program, and is putting out the word to prospective clients.
Global event offers people with special needs a full prom experience in Chilliwack, Surrey
