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BC Hydro’s Energy Conservation Assistance Program has helped residents at Lion's Valley View Estates in Courtenay to lower their energy consumption and save on hydro bills.

With a new building, almost doubling of staff and increased sales, Comox Valley Nissan is running on all cylinders.

Although it hasn't been accepting new students, the Courtenay campus of Sprott-Shaw Community College will remain open as the college restructures and changes its focus.

The non-profit Comox Valley Therapeutic Riding Society hopes to extend the lease at its Headquarters Road facility in order to secure funds.

It's been a year of challenge and controversy at St. Joseph's General Hospital, but during the hospital's annual general meeting last week, board members were feeling pretty positive.

The Waverley Hotel has a new owner, but pub patrons and music lovers can rest assured the atmosphere and entertainment scene at the Cumberland landmark will remain as is.

The Comox Valley 30-Day Local Food Challenge has a weekend of date night goodness all set up for you.

A flock of fast-fingered fiddlers filled the Cumberland Cultural Centre earlier this month and showcased their best jigs, waltzes and reels.

At the end of a morning filled with caffeine and camaraderie, Roy Minett from White Caps Cappuccino was crowned top barista in the first Comox Valley Barista Challenge.

The ball started rolling last May when Phil Maund, principal at Cumberland Junior Secondary, asked band teacher Joanne Hawthorn to arrange something for this year's Empire Days parade in the small Comox Valley community.