A group of waterskiers were towed behind a plane on Kalamalka Lake back in 1995
East Hill children sell their wares, goods at street market
Three local historians have contributed articles to 2020 publication
Community’s electrical utility was created in 1905
So many residents are hoping to adopt pets that the BC SPCA said animals don’t stay long at the shelter
The Armstrong Regional Co-op hosts its annual Fuel Good Day Tuesday, Sept. 15
As summer ends, bear sightings will become more common. How much do you know about bears?
The charity needs a small space to collect and sort bottles for return
Harry Dunsdon and Annie Stevens were both from Middlesex, England
AlleyCats Alliance in the Okanagan is making a plea for foster homes
Gardom Lake volunteers create nesting site to help protect species under threat
Gus Gets Going tells the story of a boy who uses a wheelchair living life to the fullest
Rainbow Auto Court, circa 1944
Gallagher’s Canyon and McCulloch East residences can now water their lawns and gardens twice a week
Artists, property owner interested in producing more public murals
Purple ribbons placed around Kelowna for International Overdose Awareness Day
On Aug. 23, 1991, the World Wide Web was released to the public. How much do you know about the web?
Residents empathize having shared experience of past wildfires in B.C.
Properties near the fire north of Beaverdell had been on alert since Aug. 18
The Kelowna yards of the CRN Okanagan cira 1936
