
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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2 weeks ago |
vernonmorningstar.com | Logan Lockhart
It was field trip week for students across Penticton as an annual children's festival welcomed thousands of people to Okanagan Lake Park. Ha Ha Ha Kidzfest returned to the city from June 5 to 7, with live entertainers from across Canada taking the main stage and a world-renowned art installation from the United Kingdom opening its doors to British Columbians for the first time.
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2 weeks ago |
vernonmorningstar.com | Logan Lockhart
A delegation of citizens appeared before Keremeos Village Council to speak out against the recent relocation of the community's visitor centre and request things go back to the way they were before Canada Day.
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2 weeks ago |
vernonmorningstar.com | Logan Lockhart
Around 350 people wearing unique costumes marched down the historic KVR Trail on Saturday morning (June 7) to mark another edition of the popular Penticton Beer Run. The run, which featured tastings from breweries across the South Okanagan along a multi-kilometre route, returned for its ninth year. Partial proceeds from the event went toward local kids' camp programs, said Hoodoo Adventures owner Lyndie Hill. "People look forward to it every year," said Hill, whose business hosts the event.
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2 weeks ago |
saobserver.net | Logan Lockhart
A former member of Penticton's BCHL franchise has captured an end-of-season NHL award for his efforts behind the bench. Washington Capitals bench boss Spencer Carbery won the 2024-2025 Jack Adams Award, handed out annually to the NHL's coach of the year. The Victoria native and Penticton Panthers forward in 2001-2002 beat out the Winnipeg Jets' Scott Arniel and Montreal Canadiens' Martin St. Louis for the award, the league announced on June 7.
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3 weeks ago |
pentictonwesternnews.com | Logan Lockhart
Penticton City Council's next regular meeting will commence three hours later than it usually does. In a public notice, city officials said council's meeting on June 10 will begin at 4 p.m. Among the items municipal politicians are expected to discuss include proposed budget increases for the King's Park washroom project and budget amendments for work at both Cleland Theatre and McLaren Arena. The city did not say why the meeting's start time was being pushed back.
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