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Taylor Borden, 13, is one of 90 4-H children participating in a variety of events at the British Columbia Northern Exhibition until Sunday. Borden raised three sheep this year. One is for market, his name is Butterball and he was born Feb.

The Copper Pig BBQ House might be closed indefinitely for renovations, following a major fire to the neighbouring building, but they are still in business.

One of downtown's landmark boutiques is closing forever. The owner of JJ Springer stresses, however, that economics has nothing to do with why they are closing.

Fans of rare and interesting films will be dancing in the moonlight this weekend in Wells. The Sunset Theatre will put an emphasis on what happens after dark, when the lunar spirits come out to play.

Fingerprint powder is a bugger to clean. So are a lot of other things related to a crime scene.

The skies are busier and more interesting over the local region over the past 24 hours, and it will get increasingly more compelling in the 24 hours ahead. Amazing aero machinery is winging in for the latest edition of the Vanderhoof Airshow.

Violet Reinelt rolled through 82 years of life. The pioneering transit worker passed away on July 31, leaving behind a legacy that rumbles around the streets and roads of the city.

Shirley Gratton likes the sense of community found at the British Columbia Northern Exhibition.

Two CNC students have turned national heads.

The Prince George Fire Centre is reminding people to stay away from active wildfires.