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Thought Field Therapy

Dr. Franzi Ng will hold a free Thought Field Therapy seminars Sept. 18 at 10 a.m. in lecture theatre 7-212 at UNBC and Sept. 19 at 10 a.m. in Connaught Youth Centre.

Terry's run reaches 30 years

Although it has been 30 years since Terry Fox lost his battle with cancer, his spirit and determination cannot be quelled.

Old fashioned picnic

An old fashioned community picnic will be held all day Sept. 26 at the Fort St. James National Historical Site. The special Golden Raven experience features free entry, free activities and free beef dips. Call 250-996-7191 for more information.

Cabin fires still mystery

Residents at Cluculz Lake are anxious for the mystery of two cabin fires to be solved. "We're nervous out here all right. We're just not sure what is happening," said long-time resident Fred Doig. "I get up at 4 a.m.
Making a skatepark on the Hart

Making a skatepark on the Hart

Calls have been heard before to build a skatepark in Prince George. It worked last time.
Elderly robber strikes again

Elderly robber strikes again

Prince George RCMP arrested an elderly man Tuesday near the CIBC Bank in Spruceland Mall.

Dunster parents to put up tent class

Several Dunster children will start the school year in a makeshift assortment of structures in their hometown rather than travel to Valemount or McBride.
He's walked in their shoes

He's walked in their shoes

Three times a month a local man volunteers to deliver cookies to patients who are on dialysis at the hospital.

Little bus needs help

Students in need across Prince George hope the community doesn't miss the Little Yellow School Bus before the start of class. The campaign, which collects donated school supplies, is looking for a last-minute surge on a long list of items.
Cabin fires still mystery

Cabin fires still mystery

Residents at Cluculz Lake are anxious for the mystery of two cabin fires to be solved. "We're nervous out here all right. We're just not sure what is happening," said longtime resident Fred Doig. "I get up at 4 a.m.