Local News

Ranch Motel caretaker Bryan Hall pointed to two items of interest on an open door into one of the troublesome suites in his care.

The Prince George Horse Society will be seeking city council approval tonight for an ambitious plan to expand the horse and rodeo facilities at Exhibition Park.

During regular business hours, the members of the Rated PG RollerGirls are mothers, nurses, engineers, hairdressers and more. But when they congregate at the Prince George Roll-A-Dome they turn into a group of warriors.

There exists an irony that many poor families are often overweight, said the activities co-ordinator for the Growing Community Garden. That's because having little money can lead to the wrong food choices, prioritizing bulk over nutrition.

Under the Community Charter all council meetings, council committees, advisory boards formed by council, council commissions, parcel tax roll review panels, variance boards and other bodies with the power to exercise the power of local government mus

Local people can present their views on the missing women of the Lower Mainland without having to leave Prince George.

The Rocky Mountain Rangers have a new commanding officer. The first, and the one who laid the groundwork for the reserve unit to branch into Prince George, was Lt. Col. John Feller who passed away in June after a lengthy illness.

A seven-year-old boy has read 100 books during the Make Waves reading challenge at the Prince George Library.

City council and local government have a responsibility, under the B.C. Community Charter, to operate in an open and transparent manner.

It's hard to pack a fishing rod when you are going on vacation, thankfully travellers won't have to anymore because of a new program called Go Fish BC! Rod Loan Program.