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Brennan Phillips

Brennan Phillips

Brennan Phillips may not have been born in the Okanagan, but he was raised here, and is thankful every day that he gets to live and work in one of the most beautiful places in Canada. Beginning with an internship at the Penticton Western in 2018, Brennan has worked his way up from covering weekends and special events, to a full-time reporter with the community newspaper. He is excited to continue to cover all of the community goings-on and looks forward to being back out among the people to hear their stories.

Phone
778-476-8167
Email
brennan.phillips@pentictonwesternnews.com

Recent Work by Brennan

Penticton Art Gallery set to host Solstice Soiree auction fundraiser

Penticton Art Gallery set to host Solstice Soiree auction fundraiser

The evening promises an elegant and extravagant affair in June
Oliver RCMP congratulates and welcomes new Canadian citizen

Oliver RCMP congratulates and welcomes new Canadian citizen

Sgt. Don Wrigglesworth donned his ceremonial uniform for a special in-person citizenship celebration
Convicted assailant named by family, friends as Penticton homicide victim

Convicted assailant named by family, friends as Penticton homicide victim

Kruger-Allen had previously made headlines for paralyzing a stranger in 2019
PHOTOS: Friday night Northern Lights in Penticton

PHOTOS: Friday night Northern Lights in Penticton

The lights of the Aurora were visible for hours on May 10
S.S. Sicamous celebrates 110th birthday in Penticton

S.S. Sicamous celebrates 110th birthday in Penticton

May 19 marks 110 years since the ship first hit the waters of Okanagan Lake
Highway improvements coming across South Okanagan-Similkameen

Highway improvements coming across South Okanagan-Similkameen

Work is starting with a stretch of Highway 3 outside Keremeos
‘Duel in the Desert’ returns to Penticton’s Skaha Lake

‘Duel in the Desert’ returns to Penticton’s Skaha Lake

A record number of teams will be competing in this year’s outrigger canoe race
Ex-Okanagan bank employee pleads guilty to defrauding customers

Ex-Okanagan bank employee pleads guilty to defrauding customers

Sedawie was charged with six counts of fraud over $5,000 from 2011 to 2018
Preparing for future extreme heat in the Okanagan-Similkameen

Preparing for future extreme heat in the Okanagan-Similkameen

Regional District of the Okanagan-Similkameen to host public sessions
From Delhi to Penticton: Building a new business

From Delhi to Penticton: Building a new business

This story is part of the Western News’ Woman Who Dare feature
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