The survival of the Rossland Winter Carnival not only hinges on snow, volunteers and patronage of the community, but sponsors as well.
A management plan for the proposed Ministry of Forests’ Recreation site in the Rossland Range is becoming a reality.
People are needed now to help run and provide “crowd management” for the events of the 117th Rossland Winter Carnival in three weeks.
Property values for homes in Rossland have dropped, according to the latest figures from BC Assessment.
The scare created when 10 skiers on Red Mountain Resort’s new Grey Mountain slopes did not report Sunday was resolved Monday morning.
The city will entertain another year of regional economic development service without any additional taxation.
The Cooke Avenue development needs to be a community-relevant development, one Rosslander implored council.
The city will be receiving almost $20,000 in grants-in-lieu of property taxes from the province under its annual payment.
A taste of Sculpturewalk—made popular in the city of Castlegar over the last few years—will be coming to Rossland next year.
The cost to replace or upgrade the aging 60-year-old hospital that serves Rossland up to industry standard won’t be cheap.
Although costs for the city’s premiere attraction have been escalating the plug won’t be pulled any time soon, city council has decided.
Tourism Rossland announced Friday that the free shuttle bus will run every 45 minutes between downtown Rossland and Red Mountain.
No court date has been set—with one earlier this summer postponed—in the dispute that has been ensnarled for more than one year.
An application to re-zone a Red Mountain property owner to add a second recreation cabin to his property was approved by council.
The RCAC has gained approval from the city to begin work on a “common” Miners’ Union Hall renovation plan.
Another hat has hit the ring in the new South Okanagan-West Kootenay riding, coming from the Conservative side of the fence.
A new name for the Rossland Historical Museum has been chosen in advance of the final report due Nov. 28.
The process has begun to brand the only remaining school in the city and the call for help has gone out.
Rossland's Red Mountain won't be repeating as a Ski Town Throwdown champion for Powder Magazine.
Exposure for Red Mountain Resort has nothing to do with extreme elements these days.
