Celtic Music In Rossland!
The Rossland Council for Arts and Culture annual Performance Series continues on Saturday, November 8. There is an updated time and venue for this performance- 4:00pm at the Rossland Art Gallery. Through the Performance Series RCAC aims to continuously present a wide variety of high calibre artists with a variety performing...
LETTER: A salute to gentleman farmer Andrew Bennett
Dear editor, Andrew Bennett has guts for submitting an opinion piece on our local government that was harsh and critical. Yes his article was unforgiving, but his article was based on factual events that happened while our current mayor was the leader of our community. The truth may rub us the wrong way and make us...
Rossland's Red Mountain by a whisker
In a seasaw battle that saw the lead change hands numerous times in the last couple hours of voting, Rossland's Red Mountain came out on tops over Eaglecrest of Alaska in round two of the Ski Town Throwdown III. The Golden City mountain trailed by as many as a 1,000 votes during the final hours of voting before staging the ...
LETTER: Seeking Enlightenment
“Who shall govern the Mountain Kingdom?” said the King, directing his words at the large pile of rocks heaped on what was once a sacred grotto adjacent to the museum. The Oracle of Delphi often visited here to escape the heat of the Grecian summer. Being something of a free spirit a few rocks didn’t bother her. The King had...
Two Exciting Meetings on a Rainy Rossland Evening: RSEA and FORRS
At 6:00 pm (Rossland Time) a group of 11 people met in the library's meeting room to discuss the Rossland Society for Environmental Action (RSEA). This new not-for-profit group's function is to facilitate environmental projects by community members, by providing a legal entity to sponsor qualifying projects for Rossland and...
Nelson Fire Department called to Rosemont to remove bear from tree
Residents in Rosemont, including one home owner that received a rude awakening a few feet from the door to his house, got a surprise Thursday morning when a medium-sized black bear decided to check out the neighbourhood. Nelson Police dispatch received a call around 7 a.m. from a resident that a bear was prowling around […]
CANDIDATE AARON COSBEY: A facilitator with a good sense of humour
After putting a lot of time into community service and volunteering for multiple organizations, the step to run for council did not seem too far for Aaron Cosbey. It is merely an extension of what he is already doing. He has been volunteering for organizations like the Sustainability Commission and Rossland Broadband Initiative...
To Rossland, our Haven: I apologize for the ripple in paradise
It's beautiful, and you know it. Rossland is a paradise for people who love the outdoors and each other. The schools and teachers are great, and the community overflows with creative talent and innovative educational opportunities. Just check out the kids. The public works is well stocked with tools and skilled people, with...
LETTER: An appeal to area dirt bikers from the mountain biking community
To the dirt bikers riding on mountain bike trails: I am a mountain biker and volunteer trail builder. I also grew up riding dirt bikes and still ride occasionally. Rossland offers endless opportunity for these sports. My experience has been that all bikers have enjoyed peaceful coexistence in the Rossland area. However, there...
Rebels have lose/win weekend; hit the road Friday to face off against Fernie
Friday night, the Castlegar Rebels played in Spokane, a game which ended in a tough loss in overtime. Spokane scored a late power play goal with just under a minute-and-a-half left to tie the game and scored 16 seconds into the overtime period. Castlegar’s penalty kill was 6/6 before Spokane capitalized on their seventh try […]
