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The Theatre North West Society is denying allegations of defamation brought against the organization by former artistic director Ted Price and general manager Anne Laughlin, contending the two are the "authors of their own misfortune.

Crown counsel has approved charges against a father and son in relation to an alleged break, enter and theft at a Girl Guides summer camp southeast of Prince George.

Already at the $250,000 mark for fundraising efforts this year, the Auxiliary to University Hospital of Northern B.C. will celebrate Health Care Auxiliary Day Tuesday, May 10, as designated by the Province of B.C.

Pulpmill Road residents are petitioning the city to protect their properties along the Nechako River. Three homeowners live on the 220 metre river-front stretch threatened by erosion.

There's a growing trend in the fabric arts world. It's quilting. It's no longer considered a necessity to hodge podge together what's on hand - scraps of material, torn or worn out shirts and pants - to make blankets to keep warm.

Prince George may join other communities calling on the province to create a poverty reduction plan. The recommendation before council asks it to consider a Union of British Columbia Municipalities resolution that notes B.C.

City council is facing a community divided over the question of rezoning a strip of land along Otway Road.

It will take continued vigilance to prevent a catastrophic wildfire on the scale of the one currently devastating Fort McMurray from occurring in and around Prince George - and even that is not a guarantee according to a University of Northern Britis

Active Hart Seniors is a Relay For Life team of four ladies who range in age between 64 and 83 years.

International Compost Awareness Week Thursday and Friday from 2 to 3 p.m. at the REAPS Compost Demonstration Garden, 1950 Gorse St., celebrate International Compost Awareness Week.