Our Town
Beware of looking for love online
Some people using online dating sites are looking to take advantage of the lovelorn, and part them from their money.
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United Church bean supper is cancelled after 70 years
The annual event, a fixture in Ashcroft since 1947, will not be held this year.
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Striking a Balance: Clinton CiB is looking for more volunteers
Communities in Bloom is about much more than flowers; and a few hours of your time would make a big difference.
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Local news briefs: Peewee players collecting for the food bank
Local peewee players will be out on Saturday, collecting for the food bank; plus pickleball, provincial voter registration, and more.
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Tax return volunteers are back on the job
Qualifying local residents can get their tax returns prepared for free by a dedicated group of volunteers.
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Don't say yes to a new phone scam; it could be costly
A new twist on an old scam seeks to trick you into saying yes, then charging you for services you 'agreed' to purchase.
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Golden Country: Past, Present, and Beyond: Ghosts of Walhachin part four
The community continues to grow, and decides a ferry across the Thompson isn't good enough anymore.
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NDP nominee Aaron Sam wants to run a positive campaign
In the run-up to the nomination on March 18 he plans to meet as many people as possible throughout Fraser-Nicola.
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New patient-care tower approved for Royal Inland Hospital
The $417 million project will be open to patients in 2022, and is the largest infrastructure project in Kamloops history.
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Living kidney donor would do it again
Glenn Ferro of Kamloops donated a kidney to a friend in need eight years ago, and has never regretted the decision.
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