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Kim Anderson
Originally from a northern B.C. town that boasts a giant fly fishing rod and a population of 3,100, Kim moved to Kamloops in 2011 to attend Thompson Rivers University. Kim is as comfortable behind a camera as she is writing on her laptop. After graduating with a degree in journalism, Kim has been busy with an independent freelance writing project and photography work. Contact Kim at kanderson@infonews.ca with news tips or story ideas.
Kim's Stories
$1 million pledged to program connecting low-income families with farmer’s markets
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – There is no better time than the summer to get fresh, locally grown food…
It’s time to rev up the collector car industry in B.C.
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – The British Columbia government is committed to making changes to the modified collector vehicle…
Arts, crafts and cooking at the Grinrod garlic festival
GRINROD – For a taste of everything garlic and more, bring your lawn chair and…
Carbon neutral weddings at TRU’s Horticulture Gardens
KAMLOOPS – Thompson Rivers University's Horticulture Gardens now has even more to brag about! Those who…
Kamloops Kidney Support group meeting times
KAMLOOPS – We meet on the second Saturday of every month. We are here to…
Do you hear in colour?
KAMLOOPS – About 1 in every 3,000 people have a kind of synesthesia (or combination…
Free Drink & Draw events scheduled at three venues
KAMLOOPS – Join the Kamloops Art Gallery at Zack’s Coffee on the last Monday of…
Kamloops police nab mail theft suspect; still searching for second
KAMLOOPS – Police have arrested one of two suspects wanted in connection to a mailbox…
Community gets creative in Rail Trail fundraising
OKANAGAN – From tea parties and lemonade stands, to matching customer donations, local residents and businesses…
DIY Thursdays at the Kamloops Art Gallery
KAMLOOPS – Drop in to DIY Thursdays to learn new skills from talented local artists. No…
Art History and happy hour drinks
KAMLOOPS – Want to learn something new while enjoying your after-work drink? Every month will…
33 Street resurfacing will cause minor delays
VERNON – City of Vernon crews and contractors will be resurfacing 33 Street from 30…
Okanagan College students awarded international scholarships
OKANAGAN – Two Okanagan College students will soon have the chance to continue their education…
Weekly volunteer highlights Aug. 5 to Aug. 12
KAMLOOPS – Weekly Volunteer Highlights for Aug. 5 to Aug. 12, 2016 Therapeutic Riding Association…
It will warm up in the Okanagan as the week wears on
OKANAGAN – Clouds and showers kick off the week in the Okanagan, but things will…
You guessed it Kamloops, more rain may be on the way
KAMLOOPS – The week starts off with clouds, showers and a chance of thunderstorms in…
Vail Resorts makes C$1.4-billion takeover offer for Whistler-Blackcomb
VANCOUVER – Whistler-Blackcomb Holdings, the owner of one of Canada's biggest and most popular ski…
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
TORONTO – Five things to watch this week in Canadian business: Pipeline talk: The National…
Lin Emery, 90, making monumental art in delicate motion
New Orleans sculptor Lin Emery's career began on a whim as feather-light as the movement…
TRENDING NOW: Tasmanian Devil joeys
Tasmanian Devils have a reputation of being extremely tough and intimidating. They are the largest…
‘Suicide Squad’ sets August opening record with $135.1M
NEW YORK – The supervillain romp "Suicide Squad" shrugged off scathing reviews to open with…
1 of 2 skydivers killed in California was first-time jumper
SAN FRANCISCO – One of two skydivers who died plummeting into a Northern California vineyard…
UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm watch ended
UPDATE: 7 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 8, 2016 THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Environment Canada has ended the severe…
NBC swim analyst defends comments criticized as sexist
NEW YORK – The NBC analyst criticized for calling the coach and husband of Hungarian…