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There are tangible realities to discuss and learn about virtual reality (VR). An expert in the VR field will be in the room for a live, in-person workshop on how this new technology can work for you or your business right now.

Plans are still in the works to convert the Economy Inn on Third Avenue to an affordable housing project and the timing couldn't be better for the Association Advocating for Women and Children. B.C.

Springwood elementary school has been chosen as a recipient of the Indigo 2017 Adopt a School program.

One of the hottest tickets of the year is about to go up for sale. Each autumn, Theatre NorthWest pops the cork off the wine industry with their Wine Festival fundraiser. The event is divided into the day tastings and the evening tastings.

Little light was shed during a trial Tuesday on why a man accused of first-degree murder chopped off the victim’s head in the process of disposing of his body. James David Junior Charlie faces the count in the January 2012 death of Fribjon Bjornson.

A Prince George man is facing 10 charges after allegedly leading police on a chase in a stolen van.

City crews are approaching the completion of scheduled paving for 2017.

Citizen staff Police are on the lookout for two people suspected of committing a robbery at gunpoint on Saturday afternoon. The incident occurred in the backyard of a 2200-block Redwood Street home sometime before 3:30 p.m.

The Douglas fir beetle continues to make its way into Prince George. "The Douglas fir beetle is already here," Bill Kordyban, president of Carrier Lumber, said at a presentation to city council last week.

Woman rides in support of grandson who has gone through cancer battle