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The Prince George Native Friendship Centre will host a community round dance later this month.

The woman who died Saturday after her quadrunner tipped over while riding on Jardine Road in Cluculz Lake was Angela Elizabeth Johnson, 28, the B.C. Coroners Service said Monday. The incident occurred shortly after 3 p.m.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has ruled the drivers were equally at fault in a winter 2010 head-on collision west of Prince George that left one of them severely injured.

Winter Games construction The Kin Centre enhancement project is more than halfway complete and on track to be completed by the fall, according to community services staff.

Families looking for free activities should mark Sunday, June 2 on their calendars. The YMCA of Northern B.C.

A cycling was struck by a vehicle on First and Ospika Tuesday afternoon. No further details were available at press time.

Science fiction and fantasy is a world of make believe but the reality is local author Neil Godbout is a finalist for the 2013 Aurora Awards in a new category for best young adult novel.

Gateway area residents and business owners aren't too keen on their potential new neighbour.

Mining is on a record-setting upswing in B.C. and most of it is happening within a four-hour drive of Prince George. Local companies could make prosperous connections to it if they aim themselves into that sector.

Highglen elementary school, students, teachers and parents spent their first week in their new College Heights location putting down some roots.