Community

The annual St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church pie sale is a big group effort. The crew cranked out over 1,200 pies in three days. Pictured here is the pastry production team only – the auditorium was filled with more volunteers. From left: Eve Fisher, Doreen Hewko, Sharon Rafuse, Claudette Kendal, Lenore Belton, Anette Marcoffio, Lois Smith, Marie Pratico, Anette Knoblauch and Joan Holzer. The pie sale has been ongoing for about 25 years and serves as a fundraiser for the church.

Are you a descendant of a British child immigrant? Is there a ‘home child’ in your family background? How would you know? Join historian and author Art Joyce at the Revelstoke Museum and Archives, Friday, October 14 at 7 p.m. for his presentation Laying the Children’s Ghosts to Rest: Honouring Canada’s Child Immigrants.

List of upcoming events taking place in and around Revelstoke.

Internet system should be up before snowfall; cemetery dedication ceremony held

Get a paper …. Reach a Reader! The Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy is excited to be partnering with local papers in a new fundraising event. Today, community volunteers will be out on the street and around Revelstoke with the Revelstoke Times Review asking for donations to help support literacy initiatives in the community.

Sam Olynyk was celebrated for his 50 years of service to the Revelstoke Rotary club during the club’s weekly lunch last Thursday at the Regent Hotel.

The sunny weather on Saturday was a great late-season opportunity to get in a last ride on the new Frisby Ridge Trail.

List of upcoming events happening in and around Revelstoke.

Dr. Riley Senft’s westbound Step Into Action cross-Canada run passed through Revelstoke on Sept. 25, including an escort from the police and fire department.

8,140 pounds. 3,700 kilograms. That's the amount of food that was collected during the Emergency Services Fight Back Against Hunger food drive last week in Revelstoke.