By ROY WOOD The town of Oliver’s domestic water supply faces some challenges, but is in no danger of running out in the immediate future, according to the author of a recent groundwater assessment report. Hydrologist Doug Geller of Western Water Associates headed up a  $40,000 study of the town’s groundwater supply, which was required […]

By ROY WOOD The Meadows Drive modular home development took another step toward approval on Monday as council gave third reading to zoning and community plan changes to allow it. The 50-lot proposed neighborhood between Meadows Drive and the Okanagan River channel has been on the agenda repeatedly as council struggles with its complexities. The […]

In light of the recent Wildfires in the South Okanagan and Boundary areas the Oliver Fire Department will be producing a charity T-shirt. The shirts will be $20.00 (tax inc.) with all profits from sales going towards the purchase of a new “First Out” wildfire suppression unit for the Rock Creek/ Midway Fire Department. The […]

We raised over $5,000. We had 68 riders, more or the long ride than the short one but I don’t have a breakdown between the two. Jerry Monahan won a prize for most pledges at $370. There were 10 other prizes given out in a random draw thanks to generous donations from local businesses. Highway […]

Official Opening today at 3pm

In the alley behind the Liquor Store – work in progress

‘Up the Oro’ This is a pictured covered by copyright

 Cevie Becker September 18, 1928 – September 7, 2015 Cevie Becker, a long-time Oliver resident, passed away on Sept. 07, 2015 at McKinney Place Extended Care Unit in Oliver at the age of 86 years. She was predeceased by her husband Don in 1988, her parents Bill and Cevie Vanderburgh, brothers Bill and Bob Vanderburgh, […]