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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
College to host panel discussion on Collective Impact movement
OKANAGAN – It is becoming more widely understood that collaboration is the key to creating…
The application process for the 2017 Community Service Grants is now open
OSOYOOS – The Town of Osoyoos assists non-profit organizations and community groups each year by…
Calling all writers in Kamloops and area
KAMLOOPS – Calling all writers in Kamloops and area. The Dr. Robert and Elma Schemenauer…
Help fight animal cruelty by ‘baking’ a difference
THOMPSON-OKANAGAN – Looking to start the year by making a difference? By getting involved in…
Big White Ski Resort hosts first Intercontinental Cup
KELOWNA – Big White Ski Resort brought together 135 competitors from Canada, New Zealand and…
Time to Renew your Dog’s License in Osoyoos
OSOYOOS – The Town requires pet owners to register their dogs and renew their license…
Libraries Host Unplug and Play Events
KAMLOOPS – As part of Family Literacy Week and Interior Savings Unplug and Play Week…
B.C. Home Partnership program open for applications
KAMLOOPS – As of Jan. 16, British Columbians looking to purchase their first home can…
TRU partners with Stenberg College
KAMLOOPS – A new agreement between TRU and Stenberg provides certain Stenberg grads with the…
UBC Management students honoured in business competition
KELOWNA – Faculty of Management students from UBC Okanagan’s campus earned a podium finish at…
Open house on student reporting coming soon to Kamloops
KAMLOOPS – Parents in the Kamloops-Thompson area can mark Monday, Jan.30, 2017, on their calendars…
The Great War comes to a museum near you
PENTICTON, BC – The Royal BC Museum has dug deep into its collections to unearth…
West Kelowna Council’s special 2017 budget meeting highlights
WEST KELOWNA – Draft 2017-2026 Financial Plan Council began its detailed review of the Draft…
Telus ‘Fibre for Good’ Supports Rail Trail
VERNON – Telus and Vernon area residents have dialled in more support for the rail…
Winecrush Local Restaurant Week in Penticton
PENTICTON – Winecrush is proud to partner, with the Penticton & Wine Country Chamber of…
TRU partners with the Justice Institute of BC
KAMLOOPS – The first agreement between TRU and the Justice Institute of BC provides a…
Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash coming to Vernon
VERNON – The Vernon and District Performing Arts Centre proudly presents Western Canada Theatre and…
Cory Weeds quartet featuring Harold Mabern playing St. Andrews on the Square
KAMLOOPS – CORY WEEDS is a respected saxophonist who has released ten critically acclaimed albums…
Have you ever wondered where your waste water goes?
KELOWNA – The Central Okanagan Regional District's westside wastewater treatment plant treats enough water each…
TRENDING NOW: Dog rescues puppy
A puppy got stuck in what looks like a treat box. Cue the rescue mission…
Police find cocaine, hash and cash in Lake Country motel room
LAKE COUNTRY – Two men are facing charges after police raided a room at the…
Big White to host Peak Pride festival this spring
KELOWNA – Rainbow flags will fly high on the slopes this April when Big White…
No diesel in latest Vavenby water sample; ‘do not use’ order still in effect
VAVENBY – The latest test results from the Vavenby Water System are in and show…
Police dog and off-duty officer help take down man causing a disturbance at two Kelowna hotels
KELOWNA – Police have a man in custody after a serious commotion at two Kelowna…