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NPD kept busy with alcohol-related incidents

It’s obvious some drivers just don’t get the message after Nelson Police dealt with a pair of “Drink and Driving” incidents in the past few days. In a span of two days the force arrested two drivers for drinking and driving as well as other charges and a woman for creating a disturbance in the […]

Interior Health announces another closure of Victorian Community Health Centre

The Interior Health weekly closing of Victorian Community Health Centre Emergency Department has been released. Kaslo and area residents will be without emergency care from 5 p.m. Tuesday, July 23 to 8 a.m. Wednesday, July 24 and 5 p.m. Wednesday July 24 to 8 a.m. Thursday, July 25. Outside these hours, the emergency department will […]

No go for medicinal pot grow on North Shore

By Suzy Hamilton, The Nelson Daily The board of the Regional District of Central Kootenay unanimously voted against a rezoning application that would allow a north shore couple to grow medicinal marijuana  under the new Health Canada regulations (MMPR). “We turned it down because of the potential impacts and that it was no benefit to […]

Land purchase grows Taghum Beach Park by 8.3 acres

The Regional District of Central Kootenay made Taghum Beach Park more of a happening place in the summer with the recent purchase of 8.3 acres adjacent to the day-use area. “We are thrilled about this acquisition of land which will improve the park for the many residents and visitors who enjoy it,” said Ramona Faust, […]

Government announces opt out options for smart meters

Ed note: The following is a press release issued byt the BC government: Bill Bennett, Minister of Energy and Mines, announced today that BC Hydro will offer new options for customers who have put their smart meters on hold. Government is responding to public concerns by providing opt-out options with the costs borne by those […]

GALLERY: RSS renos transform a high school into an elementary school

Renovations have started at RSS that will transform the former high school, into its new role as a K-9 facility.  A construction company out of Kelowna has the contract, which is being overseen by Greg Stone, a local Rossland contractor. The school will have see grades K to 6 on the first two floors, and grades 7-9 on the...

Council agrees to spend $10K on 'community social development specialist'

At this week’s council meeting, City staff updated council on the five year financial plan for 2014-2018.  They requested permission to send out Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for an experienced community social development specialist who would provide a Social Planning Development Plan for the City of Rossland, and asked that...

TALES AND LEGENDS OF THE MOUNTAIN KINGDOM: Richard Plewman and the mountain we named after him

Naming a mountain is serious business -  you don’t just name a mountain anything these days. Did you know, for example, that we have a Mount Jeldness in our midst, rising up out of the Sheep Creek Valley? Did you know that it was once named Mount Nigger? Good thing someone came to their senses in 1967 and changed that one. ...

Revival of “Outhouse Racing” looms Mountain Kingdom’s future

This year, at Golden City Days, Rossland will see the return of the long lost art of outhouse racing.  The races were a part of Golden City Days a couple of decades ago but haven’t been seen in these parts since 1986.  Mike Williams, who is organizing this year’s event, remembers the races from his younger years.   “We thought...

Summer Garden Concert with Innovative Singer Songwriters

Prepare to be mesmerized by song, rhythm and natural beauty when original singer songwriters Adrian Glynn and Steel Audrey perform an outdoor garden concert in lower Rossland on July 25. These Canadian musicians will seduce you with their rustic old world sound and poetic lyrics when they hit Rossland on their Across the...

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