National champ Vees net nearly $8,500 from Valley First for Penticton KidSport
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Cowork Penticton is up and running, with an open house this weekend and official launch next Friday.
READJohn Powell thinks Okanagan Falls has a lot of potential, and he has some far-reaching plans for economic development in the area.
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Work on the Main Street restaurant, which burned down last summer, is expected to be complete by August or September
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A dream stretching back nearly a decade was realized last week when Accelerate Okanagan opened the doors on the Penticton Innovation Centre.
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Miradoro Restaurant at Tinhorn Creek Vineyards was honoured this month with a gold medal for Best Winery and Vineyard Dining.
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New community launched by Osoyoos Indian Band opens show home. Hailed as landmark development for entire South Okanagan.
READThe Penticton Chamber is holding this year’s Business After Hours in Summerland on May 10, with a theme of Summer Lovin’.
READTelus is planning to invest $2.8 million in Penticton in 2012 to expand their 4G LTE wireless network
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Union members vote in favour of job action, demand 10 per cent pay hike
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London Drugs was ready and waiting when the opportunity to take over one of Penticton’s postal outlets came along.
READUpcoming chamber seminars will focus on using email marketing, social media and Twitter
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Valley First recently gave almost $6,000 to a local charity and will continue to contribute $65 for each goal the Vees score in the finals.
READAccelerate Okanagan, which operates a technology company incubator in Penticton, has announced some major changes to their operation.
READPenticton businesses now have some extra incentive to hire young people thanks to the extension of a government program.
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Penticton SIFE team members work to bring awareness to the needs of the community.
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Success means The Bench market needs to expand to accommodate their growing business
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Dawn Rueckl of Wells Gray Tours in Penticton will serve on the NTA Canadian Task Force for 2012
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Al Nichols, a Penticton contractor, uses rammed earth to build everything from stoves to houses.
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New directors, executive to chair first meeting next week
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