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Prince George is getting something Stockholm couldn't manage: Bob Dylan. Yes, it's true, there's a vagabond who's rapping at your door, standing in the clothes that you once wore.

MLAs Mike Morris and Shirley Bond officially opened their campaign office Friday.

Two improvements to local highways are planned for this summer, local MLAs said Friday. Signals and a right-turn lane for westbound traffic will be constructed at Kimball Road.

Film and television fans thinking of taking the next step and pursuing a livelihood in the industry will get a chance to learn how to break into the business at this year's Northern FanCon.

A new $44.3-million Kelly Road secondary school is in the works. Construction is set to begin in the fall of 2017 and about 900 students will continue to study at the existing school until the new state-of-the art-building is ready.

The BC Wildfire Service is urging caution when doing any outdoor burning given current and predicted weather conditions.

Prince George lawyer Dan Marcotte was sworn in as a newly appointed member of CNC's board on March 4. Marcotte, a partner with Marcotte Law, is a former instructor of law and economics at the college.

A Victoria-based charity is denying wrongdoing, after being hit by a lawsuit that alleges it misrepresented itself when soliciting donations to fund search and rescue in B.C., including Prince George.

Spring is springing and so are the deer. With warmer weather conditions around the corner, deer and other wildlife are feeling the fever as they make their way toward roadways. Deer are related to about half of all wildlife collisions in Northern B.

BC Hydro crews will hit the streets once again this year to replace 157 aging power poles in Prince George.