Penticton Herald

Guilty plea came at what was to have been the start of one of five trials Bryan Lamb has scheduled or started, including one connected to alleged assaults of two boys in Kaleden park:

Staff will even do consultation to help figure out how to do more consultation!

Once again, the judicial system has decided the rights of a 51-year-old man with a lifetime of increasingly violent criminal charges in his wake are more important than that of our children, says mother of one alleged victim:

Remembering prominent South Okanagan residents who passed away in 2020

Henry? Grama Patti's birthday card got held up in transit, but the Penticton RCMP are trying to get it back to you:

EXCLUSIVE: Summerland Coun. Richard Barkwill's letter to his fellow council members which contradicts data on the solar project.

EXCLUSIVE: Paramedics called a record-setting 500 times this year in Penticton alone to deal with suspected drug overdoses. The Herald talked to those on the front lines, including an overdose survivor, to better understand what's going on and find out why it's so important to keep drug users alive long enough to get help. http://www.pentictonherald.ca//article_84f07c8e-4afc-11eb-

238 new cases in Interior Health region over past 5 days:

Oliver will bank about $1 million from its restart grant, joining Penticton, which socked away $2.4 million. Decisions coming soon in Osoyoos and Summerland.

Proponents caution plans are very preliminary, but they could bring dozens of units of social housing to downtown Summerland:

Attempted ransomware attack exposed some big holes in the RDOS IT security program that are going to cost big dollars to fill:

63-year-old man not wearing seatbelt when he drove off an embankment above Penticton:

More sad news out of McKinney Place

Will added presence of bylaw officers encourage you to shop downtown?

Is it really coming to this?

5 places you must visit (safely, of course) if you're hungry to beat the isolation blues:

Mask wearing and restrictions on social gatherings and travel are among the new regulations announced today that will be in place for the next two weeks. Here's what you need to know...

New business: Legacy Den in the 200 block of Main Street showcases unique and one-of-a-kind Western art. Mark Brett popped in to check it out.

Thank you Tim Hortons and customers for their incredible support of the SD67 breakfast program... $30,402.15 wow!

1 day left to vote for Darrell Richards in the Orange County Choppers TV show’s Dream Chopper. If he wins, he's giving the $100K bike to Discovery House to auction off.

I’m not going to let COVID take what we (built) away from us," pledges SOEC boss, whose complex took a $1.5-million hit to revenue this year.

RDOS ready to move ahead with borrowing up to $3.5M to purchase site in Kaleden, but there's already a conditional offer on it.

Incoming CAO doesn't appear to have any experience in local government, but we're trying to confirm that with the mayor.

Another major accolade bestowed on long-time Fraternal Order of Eagles auxiliary "legend" Helen Little. Still going strong at 92.

Regional district might be too late to purchase waterfront property on Skaha Lake that a community group wants preserved for park use:

Dam in Washington has been idle since 1954, yet still blocking passage of salmon to Canada via Similkameen River:

Daycare closes until further notice due to COVID precautions, but Interior Health has yet to contact the nearby elementary school.

Kenneth Large had 26,366 images and 424 videos classified as child pornography in his possession when cops searched his home in August 2018.

Talk about making the world a greener place!