Mistake-prone Seahawks do very little right in uncharacteristic 37-3 loss to Ravens
Pete Carroll walked into his postgame news conference looking like a man who had just witnessed a perplexing accident. It had been years since his Seattle Seahawks had been defeated so soundly. And the manner in which the first-place team stumbled through Sunday’s 37-3 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday almost defied belief. Carroll said the loss was "about as unfamiliar as you can get.” The Ravens ripped up Seattle’s defense for 515 yards and shut down the Seahawks offensively, allowing only 28 yards rushing and just six first downs overall in addition to picking off a pass and scooping up a fumble.
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Request to identify suspect in assault
Penticton RCMP are asking the public to help identify a man who allegedly assaulted a senior at Wal-Mart. -
Frost Fest Winter Carnival set to be the City’s next big outdoor event
The City of Penticton is announcing its newest outdoor event, Frost Fest Winter Carnival, coming to Gyro Park on Jan. 20, 2023. -
2024 Budget enhances essential services, with a focus on community priorities
Following today’s all-day deliberations, Kelowna City Council has approved the 2024 preliminary budget. -
Localized precautionary Boil Water Notice for Killiney Beach water system: RDCO
The Regional District of Central Okanagan (RDCO) has issued a precautionary Boil Water Notice for some residents served by the Killiney Beach water system following repairs to a valve on the main servicing these properties. -
New Maternity Clinic opens its doors to expectant families in the Central Okanagan
Expectant parents and babies in the Central Okanagan will have improved access to services and supports through the new Central Okanagan Maternity Clinic. -
Snow driving is slow driving: Kelowna RCMP
Kelowna Municipal Traffic Services were busy in November getting citizens to slow down for the coming winter months. -
Registration now open for South Okanagan’s largest job fair
This year’s event will be even bigger than ever before, open to 90 employers and taking place at the Penticton Trade & Convention Centre on March 20, 2024 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. -
Mild temperatures give construction crews a jumpstart on 2024 work
Due to the mild temperatures, construction crews working on the Point Intersection group of projects are getting a jumpstart on 2024 roadwork, starting with the intersection of Skaha Lake Road and Galt Avenue.
