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Provincial grant keeps Penticton bike valet service free

Provincial grant keeps Penticton bike valet service free

The service offers a staffed, secure space to leave bicycles, scooters and more while enjoying local events
Kaleden residents win lawsuit over vehicles blocking road to home

Kaleden residents win lawsuit over vehicles blocking road to home

The house is located at the end of a dead-end street built on an easement on neighbouring lots
Patent battle over cherry variety developed in Summerland continues

Patent battle over cherry variety developed in Summerland continues

Issue has been before a U.S.-based court four times so far this year
'Critical' maintenance begins on KVR Trail near Naramata's Adra Tunnel

'Critical' maintenance begins on KVR Trail near Naramata's Adra Tunnel

Construction is expected to be completed by late fall 2026
Ground breaks on Okanagan Gondola project

Ground breaks on Okanagan Gondola project

Gondola above Kalamalka Lake between Vernon and Lake Country to enhance area tourism
Skiers each fined $1K for entering restricted park zone near Revelstoke

Skiers each fined $1K for entering restricted park zone near Revelstoke

Majority of two men's fine will go toward Avalanche Canada, after they mistakenly accessed Glacier National Park's West Rogers Winter Restricted Area in April
Directors named to Summerland Chamber board

Directors named to Summerland Chamber board

11 members named at board’s annual meeting
Summerland Chamber relocation and rebranding now complete

Summerland Chamber relocation and rebranding now complete

Office has a new location and organization is now known as Destination Summerland
Kelowna hospital's pediatric unit to begin re-opening

Kelowna hospital's pediatric unit to begin re-opening

The Kelowna General Hospital's pediatric unit was closed on May 26, due to a staffing shortage
Final cost of Penticton's controversial bike lane comes to $9.1M

Final cost of Penticton's controversial bike lane comes to $9.1M

About 70 per cent of the project was funded through government grants, according to the city