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Superintendent of schools Greg Luterbach outlined operational budget cuts to a crowd that included union reps and teachers

A Rossland mother protected her son from a cougar attack and her courageous actions were recognized with the Medal of Bravery.

Outbreaks of whooping cough and measles in Greater Trail are reminders of the importance of immunization in protecting people’s health

Fruitvale has issued a closure for Creekside Park, a usual move in response to the high creek flow.

After much deliberation, the City of Trail has agreed to fund the fireworks display at this year's Silvery City Days activities.

Trail residents interested in the post-secondary education system are invited to submit their comments at a new BC Job Plans website.

2 West Kootenay unions received final ratification by the Post-Secondary Employers’ Association (PSEA) this week.

Graduation ceremonies at Greater Trail’s secondary schools are still expected to pass in the face of the B.C. Teachers Federation ruling

Trail’s WorkBC Employment Centre introduced a revamped Skills Centre at the beginning of April.

The Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital’s anesthesiology department struggles to fill vacant positions, says a departing doctor.