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Roger Knox

Roger Knox

I am a journalist with more than 30 years of experience in the industry. I started my career in radio and have spent the last 21 years working with Black Press Media. Over the course of my career, I've worked in various towns, including Quesnel, Fort St. James, Vanderhoof, and Salmon Arm, before finally returning to my hometown of Vernon. I'm proud to be a member of the Vernon Senior Secondary School Class of 1981, and I'm also a licensed wedding officiant in the Province of B.C. In my free time, I enjoy appearing on stage with a local theatre company and reminiscing about my time as Mr. Quesnel in 1984. As a sports enthusiast, I'm a devoted fan of the Montreal Canadiens, Boston Red Sox, and B.C. Lions. Although I wish I could sing or play a musical instrument other than the triangle, my lack of musical talent doesn't stop me from enjoying all types of music.

Phone
250-550-7922
Email
roger.knox@vernonmorningstar.com

Recent Work by Roger

Parking app scams popping up in Vernon

Parking app scams popping up in Vernon

The city is alerting residents and visitors to phishing scams targeting parking payment apps, including HotSpot, the city’s third-party parking payment provider
B.C.'s best high school ballers compete at Langley hoops tourney

B.C.'s best high school ballers compete at Langley hoops tourney

Cats to face Duchess Park of Prince George in Friday semifinal at star-studded senior girls basketball event in Langley
Coldstream contemplates new elementary school

Coldstream contemplates new elementary school

District begins zoning process for potential new elementary school on Middleton Mountain
Vernon author doubles up on releases

Vernon author doubles up on releases

Vernon author pens two books in two years
Move over Movember, it's Decembeard!

Move over Movember, it's Decembeard!

A look at when a shave wasn't necessarily needed in Vernon, B.C.
Vernon business competes for Canadian Choice honour

Vernon business competes for Canadian Choice honour

Vernon chocolate business nominated for national award
Vernon author's gold rush results in third book

Vernon author's gold rush results in third book

Rick Antonson, and two co-authors - including his older brother - delve into the legend of an alleged cache of gold buried near a lake one hour east of Vancouver
B.C. father-daughter team set sail for curling trials

B.C. father-daughter team set sail for curling trials

Jim Cotter and his daughter Jaelyn will be part of the field of 16 at Canadian Mixed Doubles trials in Liverpool (not THAT one), NS
Vernon CARE group seeks mentors in Central Okanagan

Vernon CARE group seeks mentors in Central Okanagan

Vernon group involved with working with high school kids on climate change seek community mentors expands south
Vernon siblings still seek answers into missing pair, 43 years later

Vernon siblings still seek answers into missing pair, 43 years later

Carol Nickoli and close friend Wayne Atha of Vernon, vanished without a trace in September 1981
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