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Test drive benefits Vernon students
Vernon’s Watkin Motors is bringing Ford Motor Company of Canada’s innovative Drive One 4 UR School program to Okanagan Landing Elementary.
Tragedy support group initiated in Armstrong
Armstrong’s Okanagan Boys and Girls Club has asked city council for support in forming a group it hopes will never have to be used.
Third NDP candidate visits Vernon
Niki Ashton will meet with NDP party faithful at Vernon’s Pantry restaurant Thursday from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
Far West closing Vernon store
Far West will not renew the lease for its 48th Avenue apparel store when it ends April 30.
Vernon woman raises smiles for Mexico
Seeing the sweet smiles of children once exploited, abused or abandoned is what keeps Barrita Durward of Vernon going back to Mexico.
Vernon’s Voila Spa welcomes esthetician
Vernon’s Voila Hair Studio and Spa welcomes Jenn Smidt as its new clinical esthetician.
ECD seminar addresses family dynamics
North Okanagan Early Childhood Development (ECD) Coalition hosts seminar Thursday morning at Best Western Vernon Lodge.
Lumby businesses backing Whitevalley centre
Members of the Lumby business community are teaming up to support the Whitevalley Community Resource Centre (WCRC).
A chamber’s role
Greater Vernon chamber manager George Duffy looks beyond the obvious benefits of membership.
Past Downtown Vernon Association directors invited to reunion
The Downtown Vernon Association is hoping to bring together all former directors since the organization was formed in 1991…
Vernon recognizes B.C. Winter Games volunteers
The army of volunteers that made the Greater Vernon B.C. Winter Games a success is receiving rave reviews.
MLA Eric Foster defends government actions
Vernon-Monashee MLA Eric Foster denies the government is motivated by a dislike of teachers.
Winter Games generate lasting legacy for North Okanagan
Once the bills are paid, Greater Vernon will receive a financial legacy from hosting the B.C. Winter Games…
Chimo Days a popular Vernon Secondary event
Annual Chimo Days at Vernon Secondary School is a tradition dating back to the 1970s, designed to bring school spirit to students and staffs
Greater Vernon students send Victoria message
Greater Vernon students insist they won’t be left on the sidelines as B.C.’s education system continues to be mired in conflict.
Students Walk Out
Vernon and Coldstream students take part in province-wide walk-out, protesting in support of their teachers Friday afternoon.
Kelowna RCMP superintendent’s daughter charged in alleged dial-a-dope scheme
The daughter of a Kelowna RCMP superintendent has been charged in connection to a suspected dial-a-dope operation.
Kelowna RCMP superintendant’s daughter charged in alleged dial-a-dope scheme
The daughter of a Kelowna RCMP superintendent has been charged in connection to a suspected dial-a-doper operation.
