Darren Handschuh

1 week ago | castanet.net | Darren Handschuh

Raymond “Ray” Kohout has not been seen or heard from in 23 years, but police have not stopped looking for him. Salmon Arm RCMP are asking for help to find the Shuswap man who went missing on April 29, 2002. Kohout was a nurse, husband and father of three who was last seen around 4:30 p.m. on a blue mountain bike on the Trans-Canada Highway between Salmon Arm and Canoe. His bike was found between Salmon Arm and Sicamous on Sept. 11, 2002.

1 week ago | castanetkamloops.net | Darren Handschuh

Raymond “Ray” Kohout has not been seen or heard from in 23 years, but police have not stopped looking for him. Salmon Arm RCMP are asking for help to find the Shuswap man who went missing on April 29, 2002. Kohout was a nurse, husband and father of three who was last seen around 4:30 p.m. on a blue mountain bike on the Trans-Canada Highway between Salmon Arm and Canoe. His bike was found between Salmon Arm and Sicamous on Sept. 11, 2002.

1 week ago | castanet.net | Darren Handschuh

Police have released more information about a shooting that left one person injured in Vernon on Wednesday. The incident took place shortly before noon on Wednesday in the 4000-block of 25th Street in the Harwood area. “Two suspects, believed to be male, were seen fleeing the scene on foot — one wearing a red sweater with a blue puffy vest and shoulder-length curly hair, and the other in a white hooded sweater,” Const. Chris Terleski said in a press release Friday morning.

1 week ago | castanet.net | Darren Handschuh

Today's Bug of the Week is a rather odd-looking insect that goes by several names such as a stick moth or a T-moth, but it's official name is a plume moth. Dylan spotted the interesting-looking critter while at work in Lake Country. He had never seen one before, so be grabbed his phone a took a pic. Like all moths, this insect is completely harmless and while they mainly come out at night, they have been spotted in the daytime.

1 week ago | castanetkamloops.net | Darren Handschuh

Today's Bug of the Week is a rather odd-looking insect that goes by several names such as a stick moth or a T-moth, but it's official name is a plume moth. Dylan spotted the interesting-looking critter while at work in Lake Country. He had never seen one before, so be grabbed his phone and took a pic. Like all moths, this insect is completely harmless and while they mainly come out at night, they have been spotted in the daytime.