Remarkable stories of people and places in the Columbia Basin.
A look back at 2015.
Small-town living, for all its wonderful attributes, can leave the calendars of youth a little lacking in social life, extracurricular activities and opportunities.
While vacationing in the Kootenays, Annette and Larry Plett saw a little business for sale in Meadow Creek.
What started out as pharmacist Michelle Gray’s vision for an ideal community pharmacy with a focus on health and lifestyle has quickly grown into an essential service for customers throughout the Kootenays.
After 20 years it’s time for Revelstoke’s craft brewery to expand it’s operations.
“Zebra” and “quagga” may sound perfectly paired to star in a kids book, but their presence in the Basin is anything but playful.
For over a decade, the people of Golden had known there were gaps in the local child care offering.
Imagine: no Netflix, no online banking, no Netflix, no Skyping or FaceTiming out-of-town family.
Like many of the communities sprinkled along Kootenay roads, Crawford Bay has been a magnet for creative, free-spirited people who have turned their passions into successful businesses.
