Category Archives: Kamloops and Area News
'It's a really good feeling': Kamloopa Powwow Society President reflects on 3-day event
KAMLOOPS - The 42nd annual Kamloopa Powwow was filled with thousands at the Arbor on Tk'emlups Powwow grounds. A three-day event filled with music, dancing and vendors to display their artwork for eve...
James Peters Aug 06, 2023
Ross Moore Lake Wildfire: Planned ignitions to control fire from spreading
BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) said planned ignitions occurred on the Ross Moore Lake wildfire yesterday and that has produced a column of smoke visible from Kamloops. The information officer for the Ross...
Aaron Schulze Aug 06, 2023
Foul play suspected in death of man whose body was found on Paul Lake Road Tuesday: RCMP
KAMLOOPS - RCMP say the man whose body was found in the 600-block of Paul Lake Road just outside of Kamloops this week fell victim to foul play.In a news release issued late Saturday afternoon (Aug. 5...
James Peters Aug 05, 2023
Lytton-area fire prompts small evacuation Friday
LYTTON, B.C. - A fire that has burned along Highway 12 near Lytton since mid-July caused a small evacuation order Friday (Aug. 4).The Thompson Nicola Regional District says residents of two properties...
Silvia Senna Aug 04, 2023
VIDEO: Get up close with crews responding to Adams Lake fire Wednesday
ADAMS LAKE, B.C. - When flames raced toward a community of homes and cabins on the east side of Adams Lake Wednesday (Aug. 2), B.C. Wildfire Service ground crews sprung into action.WATCH: (Video Credi...
Aaron Schulze Aug 04, 2023
Kamloopa Powwow is back for its 42nd annual celebration
KAMLOOPS - The arbor at Tk'emlps Powwow grounds is hosting thousands of drummers, singers, dancers and their families this weekend to compete at Kamloopa Powwow. The event that kicks off tonight, is t...
Silvia Senna Aug 04, 2023
Bottoms up! Kamloops celebrates International Beer Day
KAMLOOPS - The first Friday in August each year is celebrated as International Beer Day, just in case you needed another reason to crack a cold one. On a warm August afternoon, there aren't many thing...
Silvia Senna Aug 04, 2023
Nicola Lake beaches reopened as algae bloom clears
MERRITT, B.C. - Less than one month after it was enacted, Interior Health has lifted its beach closure for Nicola Lake.The beaches were closed on July 13 due to an algae bloom.In a news release issued...
Aug 04, 2023
TNRD asks Adams Lake boaters to keep north of Agate Bay
ADAMS LAKE, B.C. - Thompson Nicola Regional District officials are enacting some temporary safety restrictions on Adams Lake, with wildfires approaching the water on both sides.In a news release issue...
James Peters Aug 04, 2023
Kamloops RCMP seek suspect in North Shore stabbing Wednesday
KAMLOOPS - RCMP are investigating a stabbing that took place on the Kamloops North Shore Wednesday (Aug. 2).In a news release, Staff Sgt. Janelle Shoihet of Kamloops RCMP says it happened at about 1:3...
Aaron Schulze Aug 04, 2023
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