Master gardeners eager to learn columnist’s knowledge
This past Sunday, I was in Burnaby speaking at the Master Gardeners of British Columbia Conference.

How to keep yourself safe when using ABMs
While Canada’s banks are doing their part to keep customers safe at ABMs, we are all responsible for protecting ourselves and knowing fact from fiction.

New coffee house offers an Italian chocolate treat
This week’s column is dedicated to Dorothy Silgram who recently passed away. Dorothy was a member of the Kelowna Mission Rotary Club and friend for many years. Condolences to her family, fellow Rotarians and friends.

Blacklist of liars, losers and misfits is kept very quiet
According to the Globe & Mail, employers and recruiters are assembling a “blacklist” of people considered unfit for hiring. 

Beach Boys kick off an Endless Summer
After a long cold winter, wouldn’t it be nice to warm things up a little early?

Havana history and lively culture a must-see in Cuba
Bottom line – there’s no place like Havana.

Second-degree murder charge for Penticton man
A Penticton man has been charged with second degree murder in connection with the homicide death of 53-year-old Terrence Dale Wooley.

Thieves targeting rural residences
Several residential break and enters in the area have Penticton RCMP reminding residents to ensure their homes are not left unsecured.

Okanagan artists recognized with awards
Two months ago artists throughout the valley were nominated for an Okanagan Arts Award.

Arts centre stirs up support with handmade bowls of Irish stew
The Vernon Community Arts Centre is feeling the luck of the Irish with its Empty Bowl fundraiser on St. Patrick’s Day. 

Club gets a dose of Jazz Café
If you love fabulous jazz vocals, be sure to catch Anna Jacyszyn and the Jazz Café Band Saturday at the Vernon Jazz Club.