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Here’s how to prepare for winter driving

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Oct 30, 2024

The difference between mud and snow tires, what to pack in case you’re stuck on a highway and how to keep calm this winter driving season.

By Claire Levrat ● Featured ● Oct 23, 2024

The Little Spoon opened its doors in Mackenzie Village Oct. 14, offering locals and tourists a new European-style bakery & café experience.

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Oct 23, 2024

The long-delayed project was the focus of Revelstoke staff and representatives at a recent conference with other provincial municipalities.

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Oct 23, 2024

The Revelstoke Cadets offer leadership opportunities and outdoor skills training along with band and marksmanship every Tuesday evening.

By Lys Morton ● Featured ● Oct 16, 2024

Food donations were lower than previous years but financial donations were higher in a showing of community support.

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Oct 16, 2024

The Sept. 20 run was the first event the RSS Student Leadership program,raising over $500 for cancer research

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Oct 16, 2024

Memberships are available to anyone over the age of 19 and include activities such as cribbage nights, open mics and community dinners.

By Lys Morton ● Development ● Oct 10, 2024

Revelstoke’s transit partnership with BC Transit and Interior Health was once again on the table at an Oct. 8 city council meeting.

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Oct 9, 2024

Leading up to the 2024 provincial election, Revelstoke Mountaineer asked candidates what readers want to know.

By Lys Morton ● Latest News ● Oct 9, 2024

Among his goals, Watmough wants to see economic development stay inclusive, ‘so that economic gains don’t leave people behind, or push people out.’