Royal Canadian Legion branch No. 29 recently presented a cheque for $660 to Creston's Therapeutic Activation Program for Seniors...
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The Creston library’s living book for May is Morning Majesty: An Introduction to Indian Classical Music with librarian Aaron Francis...
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Once again, the residents of the Creston Valley are gearing up for their annual funfest from May 17-20...
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On Saturday, everyone is welcome to watch a Therapeutic Riding Program demonstration at its renovated facility at 849 Erickson Rd...
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The bouncy tent and Kootenay Children's Train return, and Teen Action Committee plans Saturday dance at Millennium Park...
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A creative genius with the soul of a vaudevillian, Al Simmons continues the tradition of the comedy greats...
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Daniel Huscroft will open the Creston Valley Blossom Festival evening ceremonies on Friday at Prince Charles Theatre...
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Project Webfoot, a Ducks Unlimited Canada program, introduces young students and their teachers to the fascinating world of wetlands...
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The Canadian Cancer Society is launching its Tanning is Out challenge for the third year in a row with B.C. high schools...
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The objective of the proposal is to build a single lane vehicle access road from the existing parking lot down to the water’s edge...
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Creston's Tim Hortons and the Creston Valley Hospital Tuck Shop recently spent over $9,000 to furnish a room at Creston Valley Hospital...
READThe Creston Museum is seeking contributions to the unofficial “Creston Valley Women’s Hall of Fame"...
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Four COTR students, including Creston's Clayton Fenrick, took part in the Western Canadian International Business Competition...
READTo help Creston families, the Alzheimer Society of BC offers a one-day caregiver education seminar, Getting to Know Dementia, on May 15...
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The public is invited to release juvenile white sturgeon into the Kootenay River from 2-4 p.m. May 9 on Kootenay River Road...
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Creston’s Teen Action Committee is ready for, well, action when it presents a fashion show featuring T. Lane Design jewelry on Sunday...
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The Grade 5/6 group from Canyon-Lister Elementary School continues to collect pennies to fund water projects in developing countries...
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Natural health practitioner Rachel Beck is the Creston library’s living book for April, with her story, “From City Chick to Country Hick”...
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Creston has joined communities across the country in the Canadian Cancer Society’s April daffodil campaign and the fight against cancer...
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Dr. Stuart Nelson shares his experience of being stranded in the wilderness at 7 p.m. April 20 in the credit union conference room...
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