Salmon Arm News

Fastball has wrapped up for another season, and my tour of the Okanagan has ground to a halt.

Day passes are on sale for the 17th annual Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival, Aug.

A Montreal-based duo's collective research has taken over Gallery Vertigo for the month of July.

Each trip she brings a number of tourists from Kamloops, all of whom are charmed with the scenery along the route.

Theft: Suspect to be charged just 14 years old. A suspected vehicle thief was outstanding because of her age.

The Artisans of the Shuswap are planning a grand opening on July 3. A Youa re invited to come to their store in Centenoka Park Mall, two doors down from Sears, to meet the artisans and see their displays.

Two Kamloops men implicated in a $3-million theft ring spanning B.C. to Manitoba will spend at least another 10 days in jail before finding out if they will receive bail.

Picture this. You are sitting with 599 other fans to see the musical group of your dreams.

If you have a young child in your life, you are going to want to make note of the Salmon Arm Canada Day Children's Festival taking place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 1 at the Fall Fairgrounds.

During the Alberta Provincial and Canadian Plowing Match held in Wanham last week, one thing was apparent - " the junior competitors are essential to the event's survival.

The Kamloops Fire Centre has responded to dozens of new fires since the weekend, including 20 new fire starts on Monday.

Two Kamloops men facing dozens of charges in connection to a $3-million high-end theft ring remain behind bars and won't know for at least a week whether they will be granted bail.

L'immersion ou la mort! Sindy Preger reads French books to her 4-year-old twin boys Levi and Reuben.

All content within this section is pure rumor and generally have no factual info outside of what the streets have whispered in our ear.

The Old Dog Pub will be raising funds for the Shuswap Youth Soccer Association on Saturday, June 13 with a parking lot party.

Firefighters from Ontario and Alberta have been called in to help B.C. crews battle wildfires in the tinder dry province.

Spring may have been late arriving but, according to fire officials, summer is early.

Residents are being asked to be careful to the extreme to match the fire hazard rating.

Emotions ran high in a Kamloops courtroom Thursday as a Thompson Rivers University student accused of committing dozens of "high-end break-and-enters" across Western Canada found out he'll spend the next few weeks behind bars.

Local author Kay McCracken is launching her new book, A Raven in My Heart: Reflections of a Bookseller, on Saturday June 13 at the SAGA Public Art Gallery.