Community

The second annual Golf For the Cure is less than one month away and this year, organizers hope to double the $10,000 that was raised last year.

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Rocky Railway High project seeks to collect 5,000 pieces of art representing the thousands of Chinese Labourers that died while working on the Canadian Pacific Railroad through British Columbia.

A beautiful sunny day in Rogers Pass welcomed more than 1,000 visitors to the Rogers Pass Discovery Centre to celebrate Canada’s Parks Day.

Revelstoke Golf Club manager John Franks doing golf-a-thon to raise money for ALS research.

Glacier and Mt. Revelstoke National Parks will be free to visit as Canada celebrates Parks Day on Saturday, July 16.

Revelstoke RCMP detachment members gathered in June to show solidarity with their colleague Cliff Randal, who has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing treatment. They gathered for an evening and shaved their heads to show their support for Randal.

Events in and around Revelstoke starting July 13.

Buddy McKenzie was awarded the 2011 B.C. Interior Forestry Museum’s 2011 Pioneer Logger of the Year at a July 9 ceremony at Revelstoke Timber Day.

Timber Day was a success this year, with hundreds of people coming out to watch more than a dozen locals compete in a variety of logging sports ranging from the practical (stock saw) to the skillful (axe throw) to the entertaining (Groucho Marx).