Pnsep2021
Public donating to family of 22-year-old Penticton homicide victim
The family of the 22-year-old man whose body was found near Penticton Secondary is being…
RCMP release identity of Penticton homicide victim
A man found unresponsive in a school field near Penticton Secondary, and was later pronounced…
Details of homicide outside Penticton high school paint a blurry picture for mother of victim
Tracey Savage is looking for a clear timeline on what happened to her son Taig…
Farmer’s Almanac predicts ‘frosty flip-flop’ this winter in Kamloops, Okanagan
The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a little bit of everything in the Okanagan and…
Peachland woman discovers fruit native to Turkey growing in her backyard
A Peachland resident had bright yellow fruit falling from her tree this month, and she…
Penticton takes centre stage for B.C. Bike Race Oct. 2-8
In its 14th year, the world famous B.C. Bike Race will be making its pandemic…
Osoyoos Indian Band Chief sees National Day of Truth and Reconciliation as ‘baby step’ in right direction
CONTENT ADVISORY National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is better than nothing but reconciliation won’t…
Penticton Indian Band not recognizing Truth and Reconciliation Day
Penticton Indian Band chief and council will not be recognizing today as the National Day…
Penticton Indian Band Chief won’t celebrate truth and reconciliation until it’s achieved
Truth and Reconciliation Day is taking on a heavier meaning in 2021 after hundreds of…
Repeat offender caught behind wheel of stolen vehicle in downtown Penticton
Police spotted a stolen vehicle while patrolling in downtown Penticton, and in the driver’s seat…
Penticton woman fed-up with crime gets mom’s bike back from thief
When a Penticton woman saw photos of her mom’s stolen bike posted to a local…
Couple attacked with bear spray while sitting in vehicle in Penticton
A couple sitting in their vehicle along Lakeshore Drive in Penticton were allegedly bear sprayed…
These Penticton off-roaders aren’t just talking about garbage in the bush
While many local residents in Kamloops and the Okanagan complain about trash piling up in…
Hard copies can’t be used to prove vaccine status in B.C. starting today
Hard copies of COVID vaccine documents are no longer valid as of today, Sept. 26.…
Penticton man paralyzed for second time
A Penticton family is slowly coming to terms with a serious illness after Nelson Vokey became…