And now warming and rain loosening up those deadly layers increases the potential for avalanches.

Sunday I watched the World Cup Final in a little pizza/sports bar a block off the waterfront in Alameda, California. […]

But above all, he was a friend. Through thick and thin. Through disagreements and through joint projects. Troy was a friend.

Bob Sumka’s latest book titled “24 Dalton Avenue, A Fernie Legacy” reads like a walk down the proverbial memory lane […]

In the seventies a beautiful blonde teenager from Moose Jaw Saskatchewan was hired as a studio model at age fourteen. […]

The fall was lazy, sunny, long, warm, and guillotined closed a couple weeks ago. One day, everyone trotted around in […]

Saturday September 24th saw family and friends of all ages gather at the Grasmere Pioneer Hall to celebrate the 85th […]

On meeting Thomas McDonald, you immediately notice two things, his good looks and the warmth emanating from his blue eyes. […]

It’s always a delight to meet a person that speaks wisely and with genuine knowledge, that defines local resident Spencer […]

Only a City Staff and Council living within a silo listening to the reverberating echo of their own voices, could be as tone deaf.

By Keith Liggett This truckers protest got me thinking. We need to come up with a way to accommodate both […]

I picked up Gordon Sombrowski’s latest collection of short stories “What Narcissus Saw” at Polar Peaks bookstore last month and read it in two sittings.