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Stories of resilience: Celista Cabinetry rebuilds to be better than ever

Stories of resilience: Celista Cabinetry rebuilds to be better than ever

North Shuswap chamber launches series celebrating resilience and recovery
Every day a celebration now for Salmon Arm man after $500K lottery win

Every day a celebration now for Salmon Arm man after $500K lottery win

‘I was freaking out and said, Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, this is a dream,’
Shuswap credit union closed 2023 on a $4.3M high

Shuswap credit union closed 2023 on a $4.3M high

President ‘incredibly pleased’ with SASCU’s success reported at AGM
PHOTO: Sale of second-hand treasures supports Salmon Arm women’s shelter

PHOTO: Sale of second-hand treasures supports Salmon Arm women’s shelter

Royal LePage hosts annual Garage Sale for Shelter event
Salmon Arm grad aims to keep music programs rocking in public schools

Salmon Arm grad aims to keep music programs rocking in public schools

Michael Meroniuk aims to empower educators and students with The New Sound
Enderby chamber of commerce revived

Enderby chamber of commerce revived

The chamber, which folded in 2021, is now once again supporting local businesses
Purchase of Salmon Arm orchard first step in planned move for DeMille’s

Purchase of Salmon Arm orchard first step in planned move for DeMille’s

‘I’ve been an orchardist for nine days!’
Investment to bolster Salmon Arm business may lead to new job opportunities

Investment to bolster Salmon Arm business may lead to new job opportunities

Dinoflex Group LP announces plans for increasing capacity, workstation automation
Salmon Arm bike techs look to get people up to speed on e-bikes

Salmon Arm bike techs look to get people up to speed on e-bikes

Skookum’s Jim Maybee and Steve Devantier talk batteries, e-bike regulation and more
Music-minded Salmon Arm residents realize vision for school, community hub

Music-minded Salmon Arm residents realize vision for school, community hub

‘…it’s going to be a place that people can have as a hub…where they can grow their musical side.’