Sorrento Centre on Saturday Aug. 25 from noon until 9 p.m., is the place to be for some primo bluegrass music.
Getting thrown or falling off a horse is all part of learning to ride well.
Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) participants can quickly progress, developing the skills necessary to improve fitness.
Eagle Bay Day, celebrations got off to a start Saturday, Aug. 4 with a pancake breakfast outside Eagle Bay Community Hall.
Indigenous peoples have inhabited British Columbia, as described in their oral traditions.
Watching the water dragon skim through the water was exciting for this spectator.
Maureen Brass never had an opportunity to see her efforts come to fruition as a leader organizing the centennial celebrations.
Higher Ground, a Saskatchewan musical trio is coming to play the Chase Seniors Centre Friday, July 27, at 7:30 p.m.
Tim Dunne and Louise Barber have taken an interest in restoring the dilapidated church.
Gospel Song Sorrento is scheduled for Saturday, July 14 at the Sorrento Retreat and Conference Centre.
The Trans-Canada Highway was closed at the foot of Mount Boysee for about half an hour Tuesday, July 10 while fire crews cleared brush.
Canada Day weekend went by quickly, spent at a wilderness camp in the area, enjoying nature, taking pics of wildflowers.
The Sorrento 100 Committee now has a home to display a wealth of local information in various forms.
The continuous threat of rain did not deter those who attended last weekend’s pickleball open house at Blind Bay.
It’s official, school is out for summer, despite what the weather has in store
Flea markets were a bug that got to Bill Currie in Calgary, and has now followed him to Chase where he has founded Bill’s Bargains.
Miranda Schmold and Elena Markin are waiting at the Chase Chamber Information Centre, ready to answer visitor inquiries.
Fathers are 50 per cent of the reason each of us exists on this earth.
Hair – most of us have it, some more than others, it’s one of the defining traits of mammals – humans included.
“Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in North America,” states South Shuswap resident Jim Hall.
