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The International Coin Collectors will be in Kelowna Tuesday to Saturday, hoping to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on people's rare coins and gold.

Hundreds of former staff and students of Penticton Secondary School socialized and reconnected at a reception to kick off the school's 100th-anniversary celebrations. Clockwise, from bottom left, are Leanne Barnes (Moore), 1976; Ron Shongrunden, 1972; Doug Ponich, 1973; Kit Shongrunden, 1973; and Phyllis Ponich (Tarrant), 1976. The festivities began Friday and wrap up today.

The Save Our Hospital Coalition is holding a rally on Tuesday in front of Princeton General Hospital at 11:30 a.m.

Public input is needed to help draft a plan for the trail network in West Kelowna.

A missing 13-year-old Kelowna girl has not been in touch with her family for more than a week.

Self-development educator Philip Ponchet of the Inner Peace Movement of Canada will be in Penticton on Tuesday inhis lone Okanagan stop on a provincewide tour.

Devon Brooks has always loved spending time in the mountains. And occasionally, he got to write about it.

Four-year-old Lola Grace Andrews and her father, Darryl, were stopped in their tracks when they came across a T. Rex model Saturday in Kelowna. The model was parked at Spall Mall to draw attention to the Bone and Stone Home Decor store.

Okanagan WaterWise and the Okanagan Basin Water Board have announced the winners of this year's Okanagan WaterWise Challenge to classrooms.