Once in a lifetime thing, it doesn’t happen in small communities very often, says Fruitvale mayor.
Once in a lifetime thing, it doesn’t happen in small communities very often, says Fruitvale mayor.
B.V. Nitehawks prepare as best they can in uncertain times
After delays due to COVID-19, Greater Trail golfers are set to tee off
West Kootenay volunteers and businesses join together to help clean up burned vehicle sites
Despite cancellation of promising playoff, Trail Smoke Eaters are optimistic about upcoming season
Owen Ozar finished fourth in BCHL scoring last season and will captain the Smoke Eaters this year
Beaver Valley Nitehawks forward Simon Nemethy is moving up to Jr. A with La Ronge Ice Wolves
Dan and Lana Rodlie devoted more than 40 years to the improvement of the Greater Trail community
Trail Smoke Eaters forward Kent Johnson is also nominated for the CJHL MVP for 2019-20
Burnt out RV/travel trailers in Pend d’Oreille and Casino are targets of local groups’ clean up effort
The Champion Lakes Golf Course is set to tee off on May 1 with strict restrictions in place
The Trail Salvation Army has been a transforming influence on our community
The Rykerts, Nelway and Cascade Border Crossings will have its hours cut back this week
Kootenay Makers for COVID-19 recruit teachers and techies to boost PPE supply at Kootenay hospitals
Greater Trail realtors help buyers and sellers adapt to current coronavirus climate
BCHL MVP and leading scorer, Kent Johnson, is one of the finalists for CJHL’s top forward award
Casino Road shooting range and Horseman’s Grounds closed in response to pandemic
Province makes fishing and hunting protocol fall in line with health officer’s recommendations
Reel Adventures reminds people not to travel but if you live near water, it’s a great time to fish
