New doors for search and rescue

The Penticton Search and Rescue building recently had new garage doors installed thanks to the local firm OK Door.

Ok Door employees Rory Neigum (right) and Mathew Poster (left) install new garage doors the company donated for the Penticton Search and Rescue building.

Ok Door employees Rory Neigum (right) and Mathew Poster (left) install new garage doors the company donated for the Penticton Search and Rescue building.

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