Trail company offers to recycle batteries from Afghanistan and Iraq
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Jason Proulx is gearing up for a busy day on Saturday, when Gerick Sports hosts its annual bike swap, starting with dropoff at 8:30am.
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DJM have the know-how and people skills to get your renos or construction done efficiently and make it an enjoyable experience.
READAn extra flight to Trail from Vancouver has been added to Pacific Coastal’s roster for a second year.
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Daryl Brost of Brost Auto Worx in downtown Trail had good news for his clients this week since the PST doesn't apply to automotive labour.
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Staff at the Pastry Shop dyed their hair orange to honour the 5th anniversary since owner Laurel Brost took over the Trail business.
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Women’s Journey to Fitness is at 927 Spokane Street in downtown Trail, and it is all about helping you look and feel your best.
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Monday, Genny Demkiw, owner/operator of Panago in downtown Trail, was happy that her customers would finally be paying less for pizza.
READRon Clarke provides some tips as the 2012 tax deadline approaches.
READThe Golden City will be part of a new study to help build and expand the labour market in the province’s resort communities.
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Nothing says “Happy St. Paddy’s Day” better than an ice-cold green lager, or ale this Sunday. March 17.
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Zellers set to close doors after three decades in Home of Champions
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Linda Mulder, from Columbia Valley Greenhouses, Trail, was enjoying the sunshine on Saturday as she arranged some spring plants.
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Glacier Valley Tree Service working to remove 25 cottonwood trees below the Esplanade walkway near Jubilee Park in Trail.
READIt is important to note there are genuine advantages to promoting from within.
READLooking for a job, a new car, maybe trying to get rid of an old set of bunk beds; or are you a collector? Try UsedKootenays.com
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Lisa Frisk of Frisk Esthetics and Make-up, has partnered with Leah Lindgren, owner of Aria-Art of Hair, and is now open for business.
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Things were heating up in Johnny’s Muffler Shop on Pine Ave, Trail as John Gallo used a cutting torch to remove a tired exhaust system.
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Monday marked the official end of the distribution of the penny by the Royal Canadian Mint, but businesses can still choose to accept them.
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Crystal Holmes, baker at The Pastry Shop in Trail, brushed melted butter onto a tray of fresh baked sweet rolls on Tuesday.
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