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COVID-19 challenges see Prince George school district use $4.7M of surplus to balance budget

COVID-19 challenges see Prince George school district use $4.7M of surplus to balance budget

SD57 passes its $181M amended annual budget for 2020-21
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On Our Radar: Prince George drive-in says ‘be our guest’ for 2021-opening weekend

On Our Radar: Prince George drive-in says ‘be our guest’ for 2021-opening weekend

Park Drive-In Theatre scheduled to begin new season around Valentine’s Day
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Cartoon: Doing more to fend off COVID-19

Cartoon: Doing more to fend off COVID-19

Some ideas to ponder, stay safe in the meantime!
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Woman pleads guilty in murder of Vanderhoof man

Woman pleads guilty in murder of Vanderhoof man

An Alberta woman has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in a 2018 death of a Vanderhoof man. Leslie Allie entered the plea Tuesday during a B.C. Supreme Court hearing at the Prince George courthouse, B.C.
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Blowing snow on area highways

Blowing snow on area highways

Drivers can expect blowing snow on sections of highways in the region.
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Dine-in service reopens for Prince George’s CrossRoads Brewery after seven-week COVID-19 hiatus

Dine-in service reopens for Prince George’s CrossRoads Brewery after seven-week COVID-19 hiatus

Owner decided to close the restaurant to protect community
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Pipeline project has Chetwynd straining to house workers, doctors

Pipeline project has Chetwynd straining to house workers, doctors

Chetwynd has one of those problems that, for a resource industry town vulnerable to the vagaries of commodity cycles, is kind of nice to have, but frustrating nonetheless.
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Anxiety and grief: Nak’azdli Whut’en Chief looking beyond COVID-19

Anxiety and grief: Nak’azdli Whut’en Chief looking beyond COVID-19

Chief Aileen Prince updates community on pandemic's local situation
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Second Site C turbine runner coming through city Saturday night

Second Site C turbine runner coming through city Saturday night

All the details aren't guaranteed but the next turbine runner for the Site C dam will arrive in Prince George on Friday night and pass through the city Saturday night.
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There could potentially be two sibling duos on the UNBC women’s soccer team for 2021

There could potentially be two sibling duos on the UNBC women’s soccer team for 2021

Celeste Kirkness to join sister Kalista in addition to Avery, Hallie Nystedt
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