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The Community Foundation of the South Okanagan and the Penticton Herald are highlighting education and learning in this month's Vital Signs feature. Readers are invited to comment on the Community Foundation's Facebook page on learning opportunities in the region and how you would rate the educational system.

Retiring Penticton MLA will have the second-highest pension among retiring or defeated MLAs, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation announced.

By introducing a whimsical and fancy, yet unorthodox approach to its labels an Okanagan Falls winery has built a successful brand that has been a heavenly haven for wine enthusiasts since opening 11 years ago.

The East Meets West Tour featuring Vernon's Cod Gone Wild along with Newfoundlander Dave Whitty will share the stage Friday at the Penticton Curling Club.

Santa Fe Omelette

Kate Hill, left, joins fellow Grade 2 and 3 students dancing around the May Pole during the 90th annual Naramata May Day celebrations Monday at Manitou Park. The day included the crowning of May Queen Grace Hallworth, soapbox racing, children's races and more.

A total of $54,000 was presented to community charities, Friday, by members of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles Aerie 4281 and its ladies auxiliary from fundraising efforts dating between May 2012 to May 2013.

A bull rider holds tight during action of the 75th Annual Keremeos Elks Rodeo, Saturday. The popular three-day event concludes Monday.

Mike Pearce could be eying a political comeback.