Category Archives: Top News Stories
Vipers Win First Place Showdown
The Vernon Vipers moved into a tie for first place in the BC Hockey League after a 5-2 win over the Penticton Vees before over 33-hundred fans at the South Okanagan Events Centre. Jesse Lansdell led V...
Corey Fischer Feb 11, 2018
Vipers Sink Rivermen 5-1
Jagger Williamson returned to the lineup and promptly made his presence felt as he put up two goals in 16 seconds including the eventual game winner as the Vipers sunk the Rivermen 5-1 at Kal Tire Pla...
Beach Radio Feb 10, 2018
Family Day On the Move
Family Day in BC will be changing dates. The province says starting next year, the holiday will be moved to the third week in February so families across the country can celebrate together. "Moving Fa...
Corey Fischer Feb 09, 2018
Charity Chosen For IPE
Armstrong's Interior Provincial Exhibition has announced its Charity of Choice for its 119th annual fair this fall. General Manager Yvonne Paulson says every year they team up with a local charity and...
Corey Fischer Feb 09, 2018
Task Force Responds To RDNO's Poll Plan
One of the leaders of an effort to establish a resort association at Silver Star says confusion reigns with the process. Task force co-chair Tim Dekker isn't sure what to make of the Regional District...
Corey Fischer Feb 09, 2018
Accident Witness Sought
Vernon-North Okanagan RCMP are looking for witnesses to an accident this week who may be able to help their investigation. The crash occurred Monday evening just before 6 pm on Highway 6 at King Edwar...
Tom Mark Feb 09, 2018
Wind Grounds Carnival Balloons, But 'Glow' Still Going Ahead
The hot air balloons were unable to get into the sky this morning for Vernon Winter Carnival. Carnival chair Deb White says it was an issue with the weather. "It was too windy for them to go up this m...
Corey Fischer Feb 09, 2018
New Logo For RDNO
The RDNO has freshened up its logo. Board Chair Bob Fleming says the change was prompted by the decision to upgrade the District's boardroom. The new logo takes away the coat of arms appearance but ma...
Tom Mark Feb 09, 2018
Time to End 'Schoolyard Squabble'
BC's opposition leader is blaming the province's NDP government for what he feels is a fundamental attack on BC's wine industry. New Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson made a stop at a Kelowna winery Fri...
Corey Fischer Feb 09, 2018
RDNO Confirms Regional Transit Service Charge Adjustment
RDNO directors have given formal approval to an adjustment in cost sharing for transit service. The city of Armstrong requested a review, feeling it's percentage of the costs was too much. RDNO Board ...
Tom Mark Feb 09, 2018

What Matters
Go Indoors When The Thunder Roars
Thunderstorm warning issued in the North Okanagan
8h ago

Sponsored Content
Getting the right product for you
Mid to High 30s
Heat warning issued for the Okanagan
9h ago
Hazy Skies
North Okanagan air quality declined as wildfire smoke settled in the valley
12h ago

Sponsored Content
Premium eyewear, without breaking the bank
Cause Under Investigation
Armstrong businesses burned in overnight fire
13h ago
Hospice Society Fundraiser
50/50 raffle launched to support end-of-life care services
14h ago