Community

The Princeton Branch of the Okanagan Regional Library will host Vancouver writer Arley McNeney on November 29 at 7 p.m.

Heroes come in all shapes and sizes. A show in its second season called Pet Heroes has validated that belief.

Our great neighbors arrived with their slick gas powered wood splitter and started to tackle the big pile of firewood.

Besides being a great present, Dead Horse on the Tulameen is a book about Princeton that “brings the past into your living room.”

How people speak defines them. Words have power. This is the message of the Princeton Rotary club.

Superheroes, princesses, spooks and ghouls converged on the grounds of the PXA last Saturday evening.

The Princeton and District Museum Society in spite of the challenges, did renovate and the results are nothing short of fantastic.

Last Tuesday and Thursday, the Princeton Fire Department visited both John Allison Elementary and Vermilion Forks School to talk what if.

Let’s Talk Princeton was presented by the town of Princeton in partnership with the Princeton Arts Council.

“Jennifer and her crew were amazing, we didn’t have to worry about the concession at all.”