FortisBC Community Relations manager Blair Weston recently made a $1,000 donation to the Canyon Community Association...
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When Tessa Park designs a new piece of jewelry, she takes something from the past and gives it a new life...
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A half-dozen varieties of sushi are made daily, offering a fresh sampling of the taste many have been craving...
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A Creston convenience store has been going strong for nearly 50 years, having opened as Paul’s Superette in 1965...
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The staff at Pyramid Building Supplies show their support against bullying on Pink Shirt Day...
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Looking for a job, a new car, maybe trying to get rid of an old set of bunk beds; or are you a collector?
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Brandy Dyer turned an interest in art into two Creston businesses: Imagine Ink in 2000 and Creative Fix last May...
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The original A Break in Time Caffé was a success when it opened in 2005. Then disaster struck...
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A long-awaited food concession opened at the Creston community complex with Calvin Germann and family operating the roomy facility...
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Joanne Gailius and Michelle Mayer have moved steadily toward their vision of creating a multi-disciplinary wellness team of professionals...
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After planning for two years, Rachel Vlachos was more than ready to open Kidtastic Children’s Clothing Company last month...
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Riverstone Yarns has been in business for just over six months, and already the products from Canyon are gaining an excellent reputation...
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The Creston and District Credit Union presented the Creston Ministerial Association with $2,900 for the Christmas hamper fund...
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The first thing a visitor to Brenda Lukasiewich’s Wynndel home notices is the scent of lavender filling the air, both outside and inside...
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Bonnie Geddes’ relationship with Creston's Tivoli Theatre goes back to 1975, when she dated Ken Alderson, whose parents owned it...
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The Creston Valley Jam Company offers products made with peaches, strawberries, raspberries, elderberries, crabapples and more...
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Jen and Joel Comer recently celebrated their eighth anniversary and are on an odyssey to make a living as farmers in the Creston Valley...
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Creston tattoo artist Gerry Eyre goes above and beyond, with pieces looking like they’ve jumped off the sketchpad and onto a limb...
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A fussy mass of consumers around the world pushed Susan and Gary Snow into deciding they had to do more than grow late harvest cherries...
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Charleen Rast grows vegetables, makes pickles and has a small chicken egg operation, while Larry raises Simmental cattle...
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