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Feast PG a foodie delight

Celebrate food, drink and good times - all from the Prince George horn o' plenty. The organizers of Feast PG are calling next week's event "a five-day party in your mouth" based out of Home Sweet Home Grocery. It starts Wednesday.

Song of the Day

Sometimes you need to hear a song again, years after the last time you heard it, to really appreciate it. For me I had that moment driving my wife's car the other day.
Residents divided over quarry

Residents divided over quarry

Residents of the small, unincorporated community of Giscome are divided over a proposed limestone quarry and lime plant near their homes.
Rally makes case for missing, murdered inquiry

Rally makes case for missing, murdered inquiry

It's not enough to call for a national inquiry into the missing and murdered aboriginal women, said Jessie King. There needs to be action at the same time.
Terry Fox run makes big move

Terry Fox run makes big move

The residents of Prince George were issued a challenge that they apparently couldn't wait to meet. Local Terry Fox Run lead organizer Scott McWalter set a goal of having 1,000 participants in this year's event, and by Sunday afternoon.
Limestone project grinds forward

Limestone project grinds forward

The initial public consultation period is over for a controversial proposed industrial project near the shore of Eaglet Lake, which could burn thousands of tonnes of coal or petroleum coke per year and potentially increase greenhouse gas emissions fo
Victims' families tell their stories at Legebokoff sentencing hearing

Victims' families tell their stories at Legebokoff sentencing hearing

Emotions ran high Friday as victim impact statements from the families of the three women and the teenage girl Cody Allan Legebokoff has been convicted of murdering were read into the record during a sentencing hearing at the Prince George courthouse
Former citizen of the year made her mark on P.G.

Former citizen of the year made her mark on P.G.

Local volunteer, veteran, world traveller, author and amateur actress Josephine 'Joie' Selkirk died on Saturday at the age of 102.
Downtown market adds Sunday event

Downtown market adds Sunday event

The Wilson Square Community Market has some limits on its usual space, so to compensate, they added some extra time.
RCMP looking for recruits, volunteers

RCMP looking for recruits, volunteers

An information meeting for those interested in joining the RCMP or volunteering with the community policing section is set for Tuesday, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the detachment at 455 Victoria St.