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There’s an old adage that says “You never know what you had until it’s gone.” Yes, it’s a bit tacky to use cliches but it may be worth taking a closer look at the people and places in your life and recognize them before they go up in smoke. Earlier this week, Keremeos lost one...

PENTICTON – Keremeos joins a lengthening list of South Okanagan communities supplying a fast charging…

KEREMEOS – A local man caught a rockslide near Keremeos in the South Okanagan yesterday…

KEREMEOS – As communities in the Okanagan and Similkameen increasingly embrace the movement towards outdoor…

PENTICTON – The Village of Keremeos has decided to opt out of a 10 year…

PENTICTON – The Similkameen Valley Planning Committee is inviting residents of the Similkameen Valley to…

THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – A program offering paramedicine to rural residents around the province is expanding to…

KEREMEOS – A residential treatment facility for addicted youth is being resurrected in the Similkameen.…

KEREMEOS – Highway 3A near Keremeos has reopened to single lane alternating traffic this afternoon,…

KEREMEOS – The Village of Keremeos is asking the province for an amendment to the…

PENTICTON – A weekend of colourful native culture comes to the Similkameen Valley next weekend…
CAWSTON – A ruptured gas line may be to blame for the long hours Keremeos…

PENTICTON – A regional district bid to assist the Keremeos Library with funding to enable…

KEREMEOS – Hot weather earlier this week has resulted in a steadily increasing flow of…

KAMLOOPS – A 38-year-old Keremeos man is facing charges after a police incident in Kamloops…