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Penticton firefighters are now making the same wages as their counterparts across the B.C.

It’s going to be hot for the next couple of days, but not quite record-breaking.

Two small grass fires quickly put out by Penticton and Naramata firefighters the afternoon of Aug. 12.

Not even Mother Nature could dampen the spirits of fun seekers at this year’s 68th annual Penticton Peach Festival.

A rash of break-ins at the parking lot of the Skaha Bluffs may have a bigger economic impact than stolen property.

Despite a few scuffles breaking out, police are saying Peachfest was a family-friendly affair overall.

Starting next February, getting from Penticton to Calgary and beyond is going to get a lot easier.

Gas prices remain stubbornly high in B.C. despite the slide in crude oil prices.

A Penticton research team is going to be one of two sites in B.C. awarded a study for a new drug treatment for Alzheimer’s.

A woman was walking her dog on Aug. 5 in a community park in Willowbrook when a 160-pound black bear attacked her from behind unprovoked.