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The countdown is on to step up to a healthy lifestyle.

Don Crisall’s vacation musts while in the Okanagan includes a stop at the Young Stars tournament in Penticton.

A contingency plan has been put into place for the 500 students who were displaced after the devastating fire at South Okanagan Secondary School.

Police were kept busy with mischief complaints and an increase in property damage incidents over the second quarter of this year.

Most people would drop their jaws if they were handed 500 pounds of apricots and instructed to get cooking.

Penticton council is considering expanding its economic investment zones to foster future revitalization.

So long, spreadsheets. Hello satellite surveillance.

Take a hike. That’s the best advice for those wanting to see the world, get fit and even win a cool $1,000 travel prize.

Anniversaries of tragic events like 9-11 evoke sad, often painful memories, but for some, it’s just an added reminder of the dangers they face daily.

Penticton council directed staff last week to investigate a traffic reduction strategy for Skaha Lake Road between Channel Parkway and Lee Avenue that would take traffic down to two lanes from four.