A Penticton baker, well-known for his rye bread which even celiacs can eat, has been diagnosed with ALS and is now on the hunt for someone to replace him. Continue reading
A dozen judges are looking for B.C.’s best wine. More than 700 wines from approximately 100 wineries are being rated for the inaugural B.C. Lieutenant Governor’s Wine Awards. Continue reading
Friday, September 14th, is the deadline for the nomination process for the 2018 B.C. civic election in October. Continue reading
The Paul Braun panhandling case won’t be going to trial after a plea deal was reached on Wednesday morning. Continue reading
The air quality index measured at four out of ten into the evening, which is a moderate health risk. Continue reading
The third annual Okanagan Dream Rally raised $425,000 this year for charity. Continue reading
“They were selling the drug to anyone, whether they had a medical licence or not,” Cst. James Grandy said. Continue reading
The 2018 Young Stars Classic in Penticton this weekend will feature just two NHL teams: The Canucks and Jets. Continue reading
A member of the Penticton Indian Band talks about losing his son to a drug overdose. Continue reading
Tuesday was the first day of the 2018-19 school year. There are approximately 45,000 students in the region, from Salmon Arm in the north to Osoyoos in the south. Continue reading
