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A 25-year-old Prince George man is in custody and facing charges following a pair of violent robberies in the city over the weekend.

Karyn Sharp has been living with one of her mother's kidneys for 26 years. She discovered her kidneys were failing as a scared 17-year-old after signing up for her very first blood donation.

His belly warmed by bannock from a nearby vendor, Prince George musician Darby Yule strummed Old Crow Medicine Show's Wagon Wheel, singing under somewhat clear skies and a brown umbrella middday Saturday at the Prince George Farmers' Market.

When he graduated in 2008 from Thompson Rivers University (TRU) in Kamloops, Jerimy Earl had a fairly good idea of the challenges he was about to face.

A handful of engineering students are award winners after their project on wastewater management took top prize at a provincial competition.

For those on a budget, those worried about being disappointed, those who travel in large groups, those who could never dream of affording it - well you don't have to dream, you can walk right into Barkerville on your own terms.

For the first time, a twilight flight will kick off Quesnel's two-day Skyfest this year. The evening flight will launch July 31 at the Take-Off Party, with two full days of airshows to follow.

From Prince George provincial court, April 27-30: Remi Paul Gauthier (born 1964) was sentenced to 111 days in jail and two years probation and fined $200 for making harassing phone calls and uttering threats, to 90 days in jail and fined $100 for bre

Inside the College of New Caledonia's medical lab, much of the equipment in sight is donated by members of the community.

A retirement dinner for B.C. Supreme Court Justice Glen Parrett packed a hotel ballroom Thursday night as members of the Prince George legal community gathered to acknowledge the many significant contributions he made over his years on the bench.