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Highway 97 North expected to re-open next week

Highway 97 North expected to re-open next week

A 30-kilometre stretch of Highway 97 that connects Prince George to Chetwynd and Northeast B.C. is expected to be open to limited traffic by Wednesday.

School bus service to Giscome in jeopardy

Getting their children to school will become significantly tougher for a handful of families east of Giscome if School District 57 follows through on a plan to scale back school bus service in the area.

Summer camp partners with Hadih House

The University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) Active Minds' summer camp program and Hadih House are making sure there are no barriers to any child that is interested in having fun with science, sport and history, this summer.

Geocaches in BC Parks

Buried treasure can now be found in provincial parks. BC Parks and the Geocaching Association of B.C. have placed 100 geocaches in parks around B.C., with prizes for those who find them first.

High flow advisory on Fraser River

The B.C. River Forecast Centre has issued an high streamflow advisory for the Fraser River at Prince George and the Robson Valley. Heavy rain in the upper portion of the Fraser River watershed on Wednesday and Thursday forced river levels up.

PGNAETA gets $378,000

The Prince George Nechako Aboriginal Employment and Training Association (PGNAETA) has received $378,000 from the Industry Training Authority (ITA).
Nominees for Citizen of the Year announced

Nominees for Citizen of the Year announced

For the past 14 years, the Prince George Community Foundation (PGCF) has chosen one resident to be the Citizen of the Year.
New ideas, new technology keeps library relevant

New ideas, new technology keeps library relevant

What do Canadian hip-hop artist Maestro Fresh Wes and rap rock band Down with Webster have in common? They have both been scheduled to come to Prince George to perform in fundraisers for the Prince George Library.

New to the Farmers' Market

Besides the usual meats, breads, preserves, baked goods and other Farmers' Market staples, there's a few new things offered up this season.
Three arrested for alleged drug dealing

Three arrested for alleged drug dealing

RCMP have arrested three Prince George men believed to be involved in drug transactions in a College Heights shopping area and seized a large amount of drugs and two firearms in the process.