Big splash for many at Naramata Polar Bear Dip; Our oldest living citizen turns 106; Generosity shines through with 26 Christmas hampers for those in need; tribute to volunteer-extraordinaire Jane Shaak.

New author, soon-to-be counsellor, and pizza purveyor LaVonne Gould is the guest. Support group for writers.

Profiling the school PAC’s super fundraising Holiday Season auction; Cannery’s Chef Taylor wins Golden Ladle of Soup Supremacy; New theory on how Naramata got its name; looking ahead to December 6th Outdoor Winter Market.

14 winery dogs of Naramata featured on 2025 calendar; Seven chefs prepare soups from school vegetable garden at special fundraising supper; History notes on Prime minister’s visit at opening of highly-acclaimed theatre and a promise of peanut-growing in Naramata; Holiday Auction begins online to support school programs and equipment.

Just Baked is the best café in the South Okanagan; upgrades within the Naramata Community Church’s sanctuary worship space; Remembrance Day at Manitou Park; choir prepares for concert, “Songs of Remembrance & Hope”; monthly soup suppers back this month.

Stories of village spirits and a ghost on the S.S. Naramata; village wildlife trivia; wineries help breakfast program; an ode to baseball from the Poet Laureate with Naramata ties.

Update from the Clothes Library; cherry farmer makes multitude of products; beefs and bouquets for brush fire, phone directory, mailbox movement and two new signs for child safety; five episodes of docuseries TransMan hits the small screen.

Harvest Supper recap, ninth annual; song for Berry & Smith’s 70th birthday; wine selections for Thanksgiving dinner; shoutout for 200th episode and World Mental Health Day.

Long-time Naramata resident Marion Best is interviewed about her life in church and lay leadership, including Truth & Reconciliation and clergy gender policy.