High winds, whitecaps and cold temperatures create crazy tangle of serrated ice in Taynton Bay
By Steve Hubrecht steve@columbiavalleypioneer.com For much of last week Mother Nature transformed...
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Ski resorts prepare for opening day
By Steve Hubrecht steve@columbiavalleypioneer.com The Columbia Valley’s ski resort are readying...
Friends of Invermere Library needs your help
By Camille Aubin camille@columbiavalleypioneer.com The classic Christmas Silent Auction will be...
Halloween hike held at Lake Lillian
By Steve Hubrecht steve@columbiavalleypioneer.com Holding Halloween during a pandemic comes with...
Handmade with love and holiday memories
These days Black Star Studios is overflowing with holiday spirit that just might rub off on anyone...
No canvas? No problem
When Adrienne McCarthy went to spend a month at the lake, she packed her paints and brushes but...
Rocking out to a childhood dream
Terra Lightfoot always wanted to grow up to play rock and roll. With three albums out and another...
Reconciliation and healing through dance
Jess McMann of Wild Mint Arts found healing and a sense of belonging through powwow dancing. Now...
Halloween festivities for kids and grownups
Downtown trick or treat and costume parade The District of Invermere and over 30 local businesses...
Haunted by claustrophobia
“It’s fun to be scared once in a while,” said Richard Matthews, one of the...
Daughter finds her own voice
Holly Hyatt used to sing for her dad, Jon Burden, but now he sings for her. As a musician, Jon...
How to write your own happily ever after
In her 25 years of writing romances and plays, Donna Tunney has come up with countless names for...
Heavy metal and aerial acts coming to ULLR Bar
While the red licence plates are heading east and the Valley is quieting down, the folks at ULLR...
Being loved in return
Since Delhi 2 Dublin started up 14 years ago Sanjay Seran said he felt “like being a teenage...
Up close at the rodeo
Greg Geiger prefers a small rodeo to a big one, especially when the scaled-down rodeo ropes in the...
Birdy dinosaurs
“Are dinosaurs extinct?” asked Dr. Lisa Buckley, a scientist who studies dinosaurs by...
Accordion “still always big in demand”
Franz Grasegger may have left Germany 31 years ago, but memories of the accordion player’s...
High Notes fest a strategically-matched medley of musicans
What do you get when you recruit a talent agent to recruit performers for a festival? A...
Invermere MusicFest backed by quartet of directors
Tickets for the 7th annual Invermere MusicFest will be on sale earlier than ever this year so...
Frontiersman hoops with hope
Students at Edgewater Elementary School squirmed with anticipation as they waited for hoop dancer...
