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On Tuesday afternoon police in Prince George made their second comprehensive drug bust in the past week. In this latest incident, similar to one last Thursday and Friday, multiple arrests were made, weapons were seized and drugs were confiscated.

Prince George streets have enough potholes without city crews creating new ones, according to McBride Crescent resident Mark Webster.

On Wednesday at 2:08 p.m. RCMP were called to the area of First Avenue near Tabor Boulevard for a report of a male carrying a gun.

Imagine driving from Tumbler Ridge to Dawson Creek and seeing the entire stretch of highway lined with bras. That's the goal for two friends, Kaitlyn Lehmann and Michele Schribar.

Former UNBC president Charles Jago is now front and centre in the ongoing labour dispute between teachers and the provincial government.

The deadline is fast approaching for neighbourhoods and community groups to apply for community enhancement grants from the City of Prince George.

Members of the financially-troubled Legion have approved the sale of their building.

The province's new employment program will be ready to open its doors across the B.C., including in Prince George, a top government official said this week. The centrepiece in this city will be a WorkBC Employment Services Centre at 1511 Third Ave.

City council's decision to return to pay parking downtown is raising concerns for business owners in the downtown.

Last week the family of missing woman Natasha Lynn Montgomery appealed to the hearts of those who have information about her disappearance. This week the police are appealing as well.