Local News

With the winter months approaching, a city firm is repeating an annual campaign to give back to the neighbourhood they work in.

Plenty has happened in the three years since the city's current council took office - so much that you could be forgiven for having trouble remembering the way things were back in 2008 when the last election campaign was underway.

The jury hearing a first degree murder trial for Jesse Norman Sweder found themselves sifting through key testimony Thursday in the form of a taped conversation in which the accused claimed he murdered Peter Jean Letendre, a Prince George drug debt c

Two Quesnel men are facing criminal charges after a serious assault. The attack happened in the early hours of Saturday in the 300 block of Lewis Drive. Police allege that Robert David Dunlop, 20, and Chad Michael Tresierra, 21, were involved.

For the first time in recollection, Prince George will enact a time-honoured military tradition to recognize those who serve in the Canadian or allied forces. On Nov.

Godric and Pam of hit show, True Blood, will be vamping it up at the Hot Blooded Ball, presented by the Prince George Public Library Friday night at the Ramada Hotel.

Concerns raised by a Prince George resident about unharvested crab apple trees on public right of ways along Highway 97 may result in action by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.

Doris Lake is a small lake northwest of Burns Lake. There is good fishing for rainbow trout, cutthroat and burbot. Early in the season, rainbows can be targetted with leeches and bloodworms.

A jury found Gerald Miles Pattison guilty of second degree murder Wednesday night in the shooting death three years ago of Ryan Edward Hibbs. A sentencing hearing will be held Friday in B.C. Supreme Court at the Prince George provincial courthouse.

On Oct. 19 the Prince George RCMP issued a media release requesting to speak to Tyler Eugene Fetterly, a 26 year old Prince George man. Fetterly is now believed to be missing.