Arts & Life

If you've read the Mitch Mythic sci-fi novels, you will know that the protagonist of the stories comes from the town of Kingsford.

There's Broadway and there's off-Broadway. There was the Trashion Show and now there's the Trashion After-Show.

Fly fishing is everything from recreation to religion for those who wade into the water on the hunt for the bounty of the river.

If you're feeling the heat, it isn't just the summer sunshine. It's also the city's mouth-watering anticipation of chili. Hundreds of bowls of the stuff will flow like lava from a creative mountain on Saturday.

The community's homemade TV channel, Shaw Spotlight, is looking for more local input. Anyone with an idea for an all-local show, or anyone wanting to get behind the scenes of the television industry can get involved in the production.

Success in the B.C. music industry never disconnected Vicky Sjohall from her northern wires.

The community has a mortal booking but it's the highly entertaining kind of brush with murder. The Nechako Community Theatrics Society (NCTS) presents an old favourite whodunit for their next play, Agatha Christie's Appointment With Death.

Some people throw out their trash. Some people throw on their trash. The Two Rivers Gallery will parade a junket of junk out on their catwalk this Saturday, showing off how the arts community is wearing their environmental concerns on their sleeve.

The end of the school year always ends on a musical note whenever the District 57 Tapestry Singers are around.

Revolution, poverty, government oppression, military fear, fascism, abusive classism - Donna Morrison has seen all this and painted from it.