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Rossland Radio Co-op tower move denied by council

 Council unanimously denied the Rossland Radio Co-op's (RRC) request to move the radio tower from 2096 2nd Ave. to 1807 Columbia Ave. at yesterday's regular meeting."It's not the best idea for the city of Rossland or the [radio] co-op," Mayor Granstrom said. "This [decision] isn't to say we don't support them, it's just to ...

The trials of Johnny Winter: reclaiming a legacy

By Sean McDevittIt's sometime after midnight on a warm August weekend, and Johnny Winter sits in contemplative silence as the road passes beneath the wheels of his tour bus.Less than an hour ago, he was exiting a Delaware stage, having just completed a simmering 75-minute set that closed out a weekend blues festival in the ...

The Little Prince is coming to town

The whole community is invited to a magical night of bilingual theatre, a unique experience for everyone who loves French, but doesn’t necessarily speak it. An adaptation of Saint-Exupéry’s “Le Petit Prince” will be presented in Rossland on October 15th at the Miners’ Hall. The play will be presented in French with English ...

Winter is coming...Blues legend Johnny Winter, that is

Johnny Winter has been a guitar hero without equal for decades: and now he's coming to the West Kootenay On October 11. Signing to Columbia records in 1969 called largest solo artist deal of its time, Johnny immediately laid out the blueprint for his fresh take on classic blues a prime combination for the legions of fans just...

Golden City Days 2011: A hot time in the old Mountain Kingdom

After this year's event, Golden City Days may have to go looking for a new nickname, possibly 'Hot 'n Sweaty Days'. With temperatures in the low 30s, the weekend's festivities took place under an unblinking sun that didn't deter Rosslanders and visitors alike from turning out and taking part.  Check out the Telegraph's gallery...

COMMENT: Art is greater than filth

Ali Farzat, the Arab world’s greatest cartoonist – in fact one of the very best and bravest creative voices in the Arab world – was bundled into a van by Syrian regime filth last night. Some hours later he was found bleeding at the side of the airport road. First reports suggest that his hands have been broken.I’ve often used...

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EDITORIAL: Arts and culture, want to come outside and play?

Walking around downtown Rossland with a friend from California this past weekend, I felt somewhat self conscious that at 6:30 PM on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the downtown core was vacant of all but a Pomeranian attempting to bite at the heels of a passing semi and an old black dog making the rounds from bin to bin (Note to...

This Saturday, flower fanatics flock together

This Saturday, gardening secrets, tips and tricks will be revealed throughout The Golden City as Rossland hosts a self-guided garden tour. Rain or shine, 10 local gardens will be on public display to everyone from the experienced landscaper to the amateur garden enthusiast. Jackie Drysdale, organizer of the event thinks there’s...

Unique band with a Rossland twist gets "Heavy" for the museum

The music scene in Rossland is about to get heavy. We’re talking Eastern European heavy--straight out of the old world Jewish neighborhoods of the 19th century and onto the hillside gazebo at the Rossland Museum. Yes, next Thursday, get ready to dance as a sextet of Kootenay musicians come together for the one, the only, Heavy...

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