Logan Lockhart
MLB Co-Host and Writer at Prime Time Sports Talk
Multimedia Journalist at Black Press Media
NHL Contributor at FanSided
Journalist at Today in BC
Multimedia Journalist @BlackPressMedia | Sports editor @TalkPrimeTime | NHL Contributor @FanSided | Texas Rangers @NolanwritinFS
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pentictonwesternnews.com | Logan Lockhart
Five years ago, on Earth Day 2020, Tin Whistle Brewing in Penticton made history by becoming B.C.'s first carbon-neutral brewery. Today, as it turns 30 years old, the South Okanagan's first brewery is again celebrating sustainability by unveiling a new lager. Tin Whistle has launched its Rosé Lager on Earth Day 2025 (April 22).
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vernonmorningstar.com | Logan Lockhart
"Street-style" talent is coming back to downtown Penticton. The city is accepting applications for its buskers program, which runs from May 15 to Oct. 15. Busking activities include playing an instrument or performing a dance. Mime acts, clowning, juggling, puppetry, comedy, or magic are other busking activities.
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nanaimobulletin.com | Logan Lockhart
Taylor Ward made the most of his first game in the NHL. The Los Angeles Kings forward, a 27-year-old who played parts of three seasons with the Penticton Vees, scored against the Calgary Flames in his debut on April 17. Ward is the son of Dixon Ward, a former NHL winger himself and current vice-president of the Okanagan Hockey Group in Penticton. Dixon's emotional reaction to his son's milestone goal was captured by ESPN's broadcast in Los Angeles.
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pentictonwesternnews.com | Logan Lockhart
The Penticton Vees have appointed a new director of scouting as the club's inaugural WHL season inches closer. Adam Sergerie, who has spent the last four seasons as the general manager of the BCHL's Sherwood Park Crusaders, has been named to the role. “I have had an opportunity to watch how Adam has put together talented teams in Sherwood Park,” said Fred Harbinson, the Vees' president, general manager, and head coach.
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pentictonwesternnews.com | Logan Lockhart
The Penticton Vees' fast start to the 2025 BCHL playoffs was punctuated with a pair of 3-1 wins over the Cranbrook Bucks on Easter weekend. Caton Ryan scored his fourth goal of the postseason and Max Heise collected two assists as the Vees downed the visiting Bucks to take a 2-0 series lead in the playoffs' second round on Saturday night (April 19). Ryan's goal came at 17:56 of the third period and gave Penticton a 2-1 lead. Brock Reinhart added an empty-net marker less than two minutes later.
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