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Farmers in the Comox Valley have had to adjust to a great number of events this season. Epic snow storms, a very wet and long-lasting spring, and record-breaking heat and drought in the summer. Luckily, growers are resilient and with the right information, are able to make decisions that allow their farms to adapt. The Mid Island Farmers Institute will be hosting its first meeting of the fall/winter season on Sept. 20 at 6:30 p.m.

The Comox Valley Community Foundation is pleased to announce that Dr. Harry Panjer has been elected as President.

Fire chief calls Nanaimo judge鈥檚 ruling a landmark decision

Nanaimo store will begin liquidating inventory between now and Dec. 28

John Albert Buchanan, 46, of Nanaimo was arrested Wednesday without incident

B.C. millenials are most responsible when it comes to not drinking and driving acorss the country

Sointula resident has been missing since Sept. 7

Area MPs Gord Johns and Rachel Blaney have pledged to help the Comox Valley Regional District maximize grant funding opportunities for a government-mandated, multi-million dollar water treatment project that needs to be operating in a couple of years. The project will bring the local water system into compliance with provincial guidelines and provide safe, sustainable drinking water to the Valley鈥檚 45,000 residents.

Interest still strong despite 鈥榤ajor plummet鈥� of prices

Twyla Roscovich has been missing since Sept. 7