Cpl. Mike Jacobson has been with the RCMP for 24 years, and has spent the last one here in Golden investigating collisions.
Former teacher Bob Wilson has now taken on the role of principal at Nicholson Elementary School.
Golden's air quality, more specifically particulate matter in the air, gets worse in the winter months.
Proceeds from the annual motorcycle event will go to the Golden Family Centre, an organization very special to organizer Andrew Englehart.
The Seniors Centre is hosting a Grand Opening celebration on Sept. 17 from 1-4 to unveil all the upgrades they've done over the summer.
Golden’s Terry Fox Run this year will be held on Sunday September 18, starting from 9 a.m. to noon at the Mt.7 Rec. Plex.
With every dollar raised this volunteer runner will add 10 grams to his backpack for the Golden Ultra's vertical kilometre race.
The 85 km stage race had 150 runners last year. This year registration is already at 227, and is expected to reach 275.
The Rotary Club of Golden is celebrating the transition into fall with their inaugural Rotary Beer and Burger Festival.
Guests will see their favourites; the competition tent, tractor races, live music, a kids corner full of activities, and of course food.
For author Mike Copple, free falling from an airplane didn't come easy, but it was much easier than finally publishing his novel.
Wayne Stetski came through Golden last week to gather public opinion regarding changes to our federal electoral system.
The girls led the way for the Golden Dolphins at the provincial tournament, ending the season on a high note.
Costumes and creativity are encouraged, and there may just be a few different race categories based on who comes out to participate.
The town has explored altering the space to allow the Kicking Horse Gymnastics club to have semi-permanent usage of one side.
Ten members of the GADSAR team joined Kirk Mauthner for a week-long training session in the backcountry.
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is now connected to Cedar Lake Road via a new mountain bike trail called Scalli Mag.
Golden's next Summer Kicks performer learned traditional Chicago blues while playing in the clubs on the west side.
Falun Gong practitioners were in Golden informing people of how Canada and the West are inadvertently supporting "organ pillaging" in China.
He made the 5,400 kilometres from St. Johns to Lake Louise the first time around before having a stroke. Three years later he restarted.
