The Columbia Valley Bighorns football club is getting a boost from the District of Invermere to irrigate its playing field.
It's amazing how prickly a "happy holidays" can still make some people.
Invermere mayor Gerry Taft will take on the position of Vice Chair of the Regional District of East Kootenay board.
Calgary-based firm Twist Marketing has won the assignment to develop a community branding and marketing plan for the village.
With Light Up Night and Super Sunday now behind us, it's safe to say the Christmas push is on.
Anonymous commenting is coming to an end at The Valley Echo.
Children had the opportunity to have their photos taken with Santa Claus during Edgewater's Christmas Bazaar.
Smart phone users looking for directions or a good local restaurant now have a new tool at their fingertips.
Danette Cloarec and Jan Smith were two of the vendors and organizers of the first annual Columbia Ridge Christmas Bazaar.
It's time to starting walking the walk, valley. But it's not all up to the handful of men and women we've voted in.
Civic election turnout mostly unchanged from Valley's 2008 vote.
Award-winning playwright and actress Lucia Frangione will be performing in the valley November 28 and 29.
Gerry Wilkie will be back for another term in Electoral Area G.
Want proof your vote counts? In Radium Hot Springs, one council candidate edged out her competition by a single vote.
Invermere is one step closer to officially becoming a provincially designated resort town.
Before we let the 2011 municipal election fade into the mists of time, there's one important step left to take.
The Ktunaxa Nation is continuing to put pressure on the provincial government as the first anniversary of the Qat'muk Declaration passes.
Advance polls are open in Radium Hot Springs and the District of Invermere.
A debate about a fee-for-service agreement turned into a defense of a suddenly-controversial volunteer group.
Get to know your candidates for Electoral Area G director.
