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Spruce Kings' futures materialize

The Prince George Spruce Kings' future came a little more into focus with Thursday's announcement of two new player signings. Joining the Kings for the 2011-12 B.C. Hockey League season are forward Dylan Tappe and defenceman Josh Bryan.

Nachbaur has Chiefs fired up

Don Nachbaur's season-long affiliation with the Spokane Chiefs has been a marriage made in heaven.

Bowlers roll in to P.G.

More than 150 bowlers and bowling coaches will strike Prince George this weekend for the Coastal Insurance Provincial Open Championship, taking place Friday to Sunday at Black Diamond Lanes and Nechako Lanes bowling alleys.
Trip of a lifetime

Trip of a lifetime

Beating Russians on their own turf unforgetable for Berra, Fillion
Triathlete Naeth cashing in on her success

Triathlete Naeth cashing in on her success

Angela Naeth is building up her triathlon resume, and taking it to the bank. The 29 year old from Prince George has been taking advantage of the hot desert sunshine in Tucson, Ariz.

Airport grants access to sport car club

Dan Vandenbrink has never piloted a Boeing 747. He would much rather stick to operating simpler modes of transportation, like sports cars.
On a team of Potskins, Len found the winning formula

On a team of Potskins, Len found the winning formula

Len Potskin was a big man, with an even bigger heart. And when that heart gave out on him Friday morning, ending his life at age 40, his passing left a huge void in the Prince George sporting community.
Barracuda bound for New Hampshire

Barracuda bound for New Hampshire

Over the years, Katie Mann has had to say 'no' to a lot of tempting offers from her friends. As a swimmer who was always looking to go just a little faster, staying out late for parties and movies never meshed well with early-morning practices.

Junior T-Wolves in training

Basketball camp bridges gap to higher levels

Academy soccer squad showcasing elite talent

Passports to post-secondary soccer will be up for grabs. For 19 girls, 17 of them local, that's part of the attraction of competing in the Western Canada Soccer Showcase, April 22-24 in Burnaby.