United Steelworkers members began 24-hour rotating strike at 6 a.m. Monday
Pickets went up in Vernon, Penticton and Summerland as part of the rotating postal service strike
Randell Crocker didn’t tell his family much about his five years in Europe in WW II
Vernon’s fourth-place finisher felt 229 votes was too low
Signs erected in memory of popular Lumby teenager Cameron Wolfe have gone missing
Four restaurants compete for Armstrong title ahead of annual cheese festival Nov. 3
Canadian hip-hop artist killed allegedly filming video on wing of plane when things went wrong
B.C. Liberal leader addresses Greater Vernon Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Predator Ridge
Volunteer firefighter has wallet lifted from Enderby Fire Hall while out battling a fire
Warning: Story contains photo of bloody leg; Man suffers multiple dog bites on Okanagan Rail Trail
Vernon wildlife control services owner says feeding ducks and geese, or any wildlife, is bad
Maxime Bernier’s The People’s Party of Canada draws about 2o interested patrons to Vernon pub.
Headlining the women’s field is 2018 Olympic bronze medalist Satsuki Fujisawa of Japan.
Vernon Civic Arena, which turned 80 in January, is slated for demolition
Vernon’s street-entrenched population can keep their shopping carts.
Coldstream’s Whitney Buggey, longtime college prof and community booster, died Aug. 27 at 79
Pedestrians and vehicles abound, making way to Armstrong’s 119th annual IPE, but only pole hit
Two suffer significant injuries diving off dock at Kal Lake despite signs prohibiting activity
Regional district directors looking for cash for $37 million project
Five were found by the popular children’s merry-go-round at the Kin Beach playground
