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Pine Valley to receive makeover

Pine Valley Golf Course is slated to receive a much-needed face lift over the course of this year, thanks to a group of concerned citizens.

Gable resigns from DBIA

Long-time Downtown Business Improvement Association president Kirk Gable has resigned from the board.

Pine Valley makeover planned

Pine Valley Golf Course is slated to receive a much needed face lift over the course of this year, thanks to the Friends of Pine Valley Golf Course (F of PV). This group is focused on preservation and re-beautification of the course.

Celebrating 50 years of worship

The large congregation of Westwood Mennonite Brethren Church celebrates 50 years of worship this year in Prince George.

Pine beetle forecast to cut timber supply west of Prince George

A B.C. chief forester's timber supply review that will set a new harvest level in the pine-beetle-infested Lakes District Timber Supply Area west of Prince George shows there will be a significant drop in allowable logging levels after 10 years.

Pedaling the Golden Triangle

A famous singer, a small town in Africa, and a mom riding a bike through the Rockies are all connected by Prince George and a passion for helping those less fortunate.

DBIA not happy with consultants report

The leading business voice of downtown Prince George has dismissed a consultant's report as "not only offensive but just plain wrong.

Grand opening soon for Eric's World of Leisure

Like a phoenix rises from the ashes, Eric's World of Leisure is on the road to recovery after a devastating fire ignited by the sparks from a power saw Eric Moore was using.

Support the Troops Day

Royal Canadian Legion is presenting a special day to show support for Canadian military troops serving at home and overseas. Red Friday on May 28 is the day residents are encouraged to wear red to show support and gather together at 11:30 a.m.

Briefs

Over the May long weekend, the Ministry of Environment, the Ministry of Forests and Range, the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts and the RCMP are teaming up to patrol recreation sites and forest service roads to ensure people are enjoying rec