The loss of the old-time dragsters last year was a blow; but the committee is looking at new idea's for the event's 30th year.
The plaque will be on display in the Cache Creek Village Office.
There were only three junior members at the club last year, and members are trying to change that.
A local group is working with Interior Health to ensure that the Ashcroft hospital and clinic stay open.
Retired editor Wendy Coomber says thanks to all for the good wishes.
In which the editor, in secret code, says: I will miss this beautiful old newspaper, but it's time to move on.
Henry and Elsie Schneider remembered by their extended family. Henry is selected for the BC Cowboy Hall of Fame.
Ashcroft Council has moved the topic of a new cemetery to their upcoming planning session.
Cache Creek's Seedy Saturday brought gardeners out to talk about their favourite subject.
The weekly crime blotter from the Ashcroft RCMP Detachment.
Organizers of Market and Seedy Saturday are holding their AGM on March 4.
Cache Creek residents may soon find out what the loss of a major industry looks like on their tax bill.
Interior Health asks Cache Creek to start working on Source Assessment and Protection Plan for their aquifers.
Crowdfunding program gets attention from local CFDC manager.
The weekly crime blotter from the Ashcroft RCMP Detachment
An editor and her groundhug ponder the signs around them for a moment before returning to the seed catalogues.
The weekly crime blotter from the Ashcroft RCMP Detachment
Whoever decided that bad habits were bad? Is there anyone who doesn't have at least one?
Two doctors have successfully completed their practice ready assessment and should be in Ashcroft by March 1.
Joe and Marg Lomond are still learning from their bees after nearly 40 years of beekeeping.
