Mount Revelstoke National Park staff explain why heavy smoke could be seen from town during a Sept. 4 prescribed fire.

City economics development group is exploring short-term opportunities to help build long-term sustainability.

Claim a piece of Revelstoke’s creative scene with a limited edition indie print newspaper, only available at LUNA Arts 2025.

With over 50 people joining in Thursday, Sept. 11 to mark the 20th anniversary of Pedal and Pint, the energy was noticeably high, even with many having been at work just minutes before. Strand ...

Community Connections Revelstoke Society is calling on Revelstoke to pitch in for the 14th annual Emergency Services Food ...

Over 70 food and craft vendors, live music and garlic-themed activities will fill Queen Elizabeth Park from Sept. 13 to 14, ...

Enduro races are known for big climbs and even bigger descents. With the Revelstoke Women’s Enduro clocking in at roughly ...

Revelstoke got a chance to check out its new city logo Saturday, Aug. 30 at the final REVY Live Outside of the season. With ...

Eileen Delehanty Pearkes, author of The Geography of Memory and A River Captured showcases the natural resiliency found throughout the Columbia Basin in her latest book, Big River: Resilience and ...

Jade Berrill at Waterworld with drone Photographer Nathan Van Norman filming the Sinixt Canoe Paddle for the STORYHIVE Video Podcast Program. Photo by Christine Love Hewitt Award-winning environmental ...

Revelstoke Art Alleries, a collection of artwork found throughout the downtown, is a showcase of how urban design can beautify spaces and create small moments of community joy in the most unlikely ...