Creston town council voted on Tuesday to cap the total permissive property tax exemptions amount at 1.75 per cent of the local tax base...
READAn elderly resident was bilked out of $1,000 in a phone scam in which someone posing as her granddaughter needed $2,000...
READNew Democrat Michelle Mungall will represent the Nelson-Creston riding as MLA for a second term following yesterday's election...
READThe Italian opera "Anna Bolena" will be on the big screen at Creston and District Public Library at 7 p.m. May 25...
READThe Sapphires chronicles the unlikely story of four Aboriginal sisters who travel to Vietnam to perform for American troops...
READStormcrow promises an evening of entertainment to keep the dance floor hopping at the Snoring Sasquatch on May 18...
READA Creston team, Bonspiel Jovi, placed second in the Panhandle Bonspiel in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, on the last weekend of April...
READOlympic bronze medallist Antoine Valois-Fortier spent three days instructing judo workshops in Creston on the weekend...
READThe Creston library’s living book for May is Morning Majesty: An Introduction to Indian Classical Music with librarian Aaron Francis...
READOnce again, the residents of the Creston Valley are gearing up for their annual funfest from May 17-20...
READOn Saturday, everyone is welcome to watch a Therapeutic Riding Program demonstration at its renovated facility at 849 Erickson Rd...
READFortisBC Community Relations manager Blair Weston recently made a $1,000 donation to the Canyon Community Association...
READWhen Tessa Park designs a new piece of jewelry, she takes something from the past and gives it a new life...
READA half-dozen varieties of sushi are made daily, offering a fresh sampling of the taste many have been craving...
READOn a recent extended weekend, we made a one-stop beeline to Naramata, our destination for several scheduled and unscheduled visits...
READA news item on CBC Radio last Monday kept me smiling for days. To be fair, it wasn’t intended to be a funny story...
READWe tend to blame others and their words or actions for the anger we feel, when, in reality, we are often reacting to an inner sensitivity...
READTotal Votes: 11
Current High Answer: No