Our Town
People still on waiting list for Clinton Ball tickets
Despite the move to a larger venue for the 150th annual ball, would-be attendees are still waiting for tickets.
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The 'sandwich generation' is feeling the squeeze
More and more people are finding themselves struggling with the demands of looking after children and aging relatives at the same time.
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Literacy tutors needed
Bridging to Literacy is looking for people willing to train as tutors to help adults with limited literacy skills.
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Harry Lali not preferred NDP candidate in Fraser-Nicola
NDP leader John Horgan favours Lower Nicola Band chief Aaron Sam, but the party has signed Lali's nomination papers.
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The facts come first
In the rush to be first with a breaking story, facts can sometimes take a back seat; and that's not right.
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Comings and goings on in Spences Bridge: Bingo is now twice the fun
Bingo moves to two nights a month; plus soup day is back on the menu, and there's a spa day coming up, so book now!
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Ashcroft and District Curling Club looking for new members
There has been curling in Ashcroft since 1896; but the club is in real danger of closing its doors and not reopening.
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Fun and games on the menu for Family Literacy Week
A variety of family-oriented events will be taking place in Ashcroft, Cache Creek, and Spences Bridge; and they're all free of charge.
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CP Holiday Train campaign aids Ashcroft food bank
A Christmas food challenge by Ashcroft resident Ryan Laker ensured that the food bank received 1.25 tons of food in December.
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Secwe'pemc Nation lends helping hand to Downtown Eastside residents
A hot dinner of bannock tacos, and more than 600 jars of traditional canned food, were handed out on the DTES on January 14.
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