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An image of a masked man who robbed a gas station in the 4200 block of Fifth Avenue on Saturday night has been released. The incident occurred at about 9 p.m. when he entered the business, pulled out a weapon and demanded money and tobacco products.

The call has gone out to all unpublished B.C. seniors who enjoy writing. The second annual Cedric Awards invites seniors to submit their unpublished fiction and creative non-fiction and poetry by May 1 into the competition.

With outstretched hand, a little girl refused a donation of cash but said one word to the woman she was gazing at with hopeful eyes. "Water." Advised to never give her water to anyone Debbie Dow had to turn away from the request.

As Canadian soldiers arrived on European soil during the Second World War, an interesting immigration pattern followed. More than 48,000 European women and their children came into Canada.

Art for the Young at HeArt is a once-a-month, hour-and-a-half long session at Two Rivers Gallery where everyone is welcome to enjoy the gallery by learning a little something and doing a little something.

James Moore met with a few students Friday for the first time since his November appointment as University of Northern B.C.'s next chancellor.

Imagine doing anything for more than 75 years, almost every day, without fail. It becomes a part of the routine, a part of life. Evelyn Rebman, 90, has been a subscriber of the Prince George Citizen for more than 75 years.

The last Citizen poll asked the question: "If you could vote for U.S.

The history of The Prince George Citizen goes back almost as far as that of the city itself. The City of Prince George was incorporated in 1915, one year before The Citizen was born.

A 34-year-old Prince George man was arrested and faces charges following a home invasion on Saturday morning.