Local News

At the end of a busy Thursday this week, I had a chance to unwind at the Prince George Playhouse by attending the final dress rehearsal of 12 Angry Jurors, the adaptation of the Reginald Rose classic play of a near-identical title and directed and pr

When you blaze new trails, you get to invent words about it. The term Deanna Burgart invented was "Indigeneer" and she wears it like a uniform. You can do that kind of thing when you are Indigenous and an engineer.

It might seem like just a cool statue with a bit of attitude but this "Dog on a Hog" means much more than that to one local widow.

Do you know what can be recycled? Do you know where to take an item to be recycled? Those are just some of the things the Fraser-Fort George Regional District is hoping to find out from residents with a new survey launched Friday.

Paving season is about to begin in Prince George. City crews will be out next week starting work on the first of 16 road and five sidewalk rehabilitation projects.

Crown prosecution has approved charges against two men suspected of carrying out a targeted shooting at a local motel earlier this week - and one of them remained at large as of Friday afternoon.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice found a McBride man guilty of uttering a threat against an adversary prior to ending up on the wrong side of a baseball bat during a backyard confrontation.

UNBC professor Greg Halseth has been re-appointed as a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair for his work examining the challenges faced by rural and small towns. Halseth was one of the first UNBC faculty members to be named Canada Research Chair.

Lheidli T'enneh chief Dominic Frederick has announced the local First Nation has reached a tentative agreement after lengthy treaty negotiations with the federal and provincial governments.

Residents of the Hart might notice a change in the colour of their water early next week, due to water main maintenance conducted by the city.