It has been more than 100 years since the words were put to paper, but the pages still tell a story. The date was July 21,1906 when W.J. Clement published the first edition of the Penticton Press, the newspaper which would later become the Penticton Herald, now one of only a few papers in British Columbia to deliver every day. Headlines from Penticton that have graced the pages include the Penticton Vee's world championship hockey victory, a devastating fire in the hills east of Penticton known as the Garnet Fire, the return of the SS Sicamous and celebration of the city's heritage. Today, the Herald produces a wide portfolio of targeted publications, including Real Estate Today and the Herald Extra, and has a robust toolkit to help businesses with their digital footprint from social media training, to online reputation management, to retargeting campaigns. The Herald is owned by Continental Newspapers Canada Ltd. We continue to this day to provide seven-day service to our readers both online and in the timeless tradition of print.