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Local history honours awarded

Ramona Rose and Peggy Brock are the recipients of the 2014 Jeanne Clarke Memorial local history service award and publication award.

Council mulls tweak to doc office zoning

Council will sit down for a special meeting this afternoon to make a minor fix an application to convert a 12th Avenue home into a doctor's office. Notice of the special council meeting, today at 12:15 in council chambers, was posted Wednesday.
New COs on patrol in Prince George

New COs on patrol in Prince George

There are new boots on the ground in the region's backcountry. The B.C.

Water ski school gets lukewarm OK

A water ski school on Ness Lake received cautious support from the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George Thursday.

Museum hooks hatchery partnership

Two cultural institutions on the Nechako River waterfront will soon be making beautiful fish together. The Spruce City Wildlife Association and the Prince George Railway and Forestry Museum have agreed to partner their physical operations.
Fox fundraiser hopes to chase down million mark

Fox fundraiser hopes to chase down million mark

Jim Terrion is over halfway to his lifetime goal: to raise $1 million for the Terry Fox Foundation.

Top 40 under 40 released this week

The city's Top 40 Under 40 magazine is now on local coffee tables. The second annual rankings of the city's young business stars was released Thursday by the Chamber of Commerce.

Avalanche hazard high this weekend

The Canadian Avalanche Centre is urging snowmobilers and other backcountry enthusiasts to be extra careful when out in the mountains this weekend as the slippery surfaces created by the extended cold snap are now covered in deep snow.

Rent supplement part of domestic violence plan

Domestic violence victims living in rural and remote communities will receive rental supplements under a provincial government plan for tackling the issue. But whether Prince George will qualify appears in doubt.
Seniors want answers

Seniors want answers

A group of Prince George seniors want less talk and more action from Northern Health.