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Helen Domshy has always known that knowing how to read is a pillar to a person's success, and a community's success. The regular school system does not get through to every student.

Work has begun to shore up Hoferkamp Road.

Prince George cancer patients will still have a free service to shuttle them to appointments despite news the Canadian Cancer Society is shuttering its volunteer driver program this fall.

Prince George Zombie Fest was held on Aug. 22. The fundraising event featured live music, an outdoor market, costume contest, an infected quarantine area and a scavenger hunt.

Leah Boutin, 5, waves her Union Jack at the Celebration of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's reign of 63 years at City Hall Wednesday. Queen Elizabeth II is now the longest-reigning monarch in British history, surpassing Queen Victoria.

A Prince George man is facing six charges related to an alleged attempt to flee police in a stolen pickup truck.

A local research project is developing a socials skills program for children suspected to have Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder as they face year-long waits for diagnosis. Now in its third and final year, the University of Northern B.C.

B.C. ranked seventh lowest for undergraduate tuition and third highest for graduate rates in Canada, according to Statistics Canada's annual report on national tuition rates released Wednesday.

Mark Oct. 8 on the calendar for an opportunity to see the federal election candidates go head-to-head. The Citizen is teaming up with CKPG, the Prince George Chamber of Commerce, the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board and University of Northern B.C.

Starts on 11 new single-family homes were recorded in Prince George and area in August, according to the latest report from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.