The Rockies have extended their losing streak to ten games
Al Lukas's upbringing was split between rural Ontario and Windsor – the other side of the river from Detroit
The Welcome Wagon has recently relaunched in the valley to commemorate major personal events
Invermere is now the age-old Freemason fraternity's prime location in the East Kootenays
Less than 48 hours after carrying out its first urban deer harvest, the District of Elkford had its cull suspended by the province
A look back through The Valley Echo's archives over the
last 50 years
Invermere mayor Gerry Taft was in the right place at the right time to give the Columbia Valley RCMP a helping hand
Regulatory relaxations have been suggested after gathering input from British Columbians about changes to the province’s liquor laws
Home ice didn’t give the Rockies much of an advantage this weekend, as they managed to earn only one of a possible six points
After a career as a nurse and as a stay-at-home-mom, artist Pauline Newhouse finally molded herself into a potter
If you want to pay for sex or build a pipeline, Canada can make it happen.
A look back through The Valley Echo's archives over the
last 50 years.
Invermere artist George Oliver documents the ongoing compromises between man and nature
The Rockies welcomed Creston Valley on Saturday, and then the Ghostriders on Tuesday night
Singer-songwriter Rolla Olak has joined Willhorse for their current Winter Wolfpack Tour
After taking last year off, the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will be arriving again in the valley before Christmas
The Columbia Valley Rockies played three back-to-back games on the road last weekend
A look back at what happened this week in the valley over the past 50 years
The liquor inspector made his presence known in the valley recently, as one liquor store was caught breaking the rules
Invermere artist Brad Hill immerses himself as deep into an environment as he needs to be to get the perfect shot
