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Seniors make Idol pitch

Seniors make Idol pitch

Laurie Meier commanded the stage at Elder Citizens Recreation Association with his banjo in hand and won the crowd over with his quick strumming and yodeling at the first ever Seniors Idol contest on Saturday night.
Mr. PG joins the sweater brigade

Mr. PG joins the sweater brigade

Mr. PG is all bundled up today, but it's not just to protect him from the wintery elements. The Prince George icon is wearing fleece this week to promote National Sweater Day. On Feb.

Fraser Report rankings for local schools

On Monday the Fraser Institute released its annual ranking of B.C. elementary schools. A total of 22 local schools were amoung the 860 schools ranked in the province.

Air quality advisory issued

The Ministry of Environment and the Northern Health Authority issued an air quality advisory for Prince George today.

Prince George lawyer beat ICBC in photocopying squabble

Page-by-page, nickel-by-nickel, local personal injury lawyer Garth Wright has won a victory in an ongoing battle with the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) that could really add up.

Highway 97 project an award winner

Work on Highway 97 south of Prince George has earned an engineering firm an award.

Firefighters cut down Lakeland fire

Lakeland Mill was the site of a fire on Sunday morning that took all morning to put entirely out. Prince George Fire Rescue Service sent crews to battle the blaze at about 8 a.m. and they remained on the scene until approximately 2 p.m.

More financial support for grandparents on the way

Raising a child comes with many added stresses, not to mention a bigger financial burden for the parents, so when circumstances force grandparents into the same role, the burden gets amplified even more.

Highway 16 West reopened just east of Bednesti

Highway 16 West was reopened to single lane traffic one kilometre east of Bednesti at 9 a.m. today, about seven hours after a fully-loaded chip truck caught fire forced the stretch to be closed.

P.G. schools below average: Fraser Institute

Fifteen out of 22 local schools ranked below the provincial average in the Fraser Institute's annual report card on elementary schools, released on Monday.