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After a month-long project to reshape the earth, the Prince George Motocross Association is just about ready to unveil its new track. The B.C.

Another podium finish, another big cheque for Prince George triathlete Angela Naeth.

Jon Lafontaine is pretty adept at scoring goals as a striker in soccer. As a firefighter he knows how to react to an emergency situation.

Prince George secondary school field will be site of an ultimate contribution from some of the city's frisbee fanatics on Saturday, June 18. On that day, from 8 to 9 p.m.

Sandy Suter has roped her way through Western Canada and the United States. During her travels, she has ridden in some major rodeos and snared some prestigious titles.

Scott Forrest is defying Father Time. He seems to get better with age.

On Monday, the city will likely decide the future of Kin 1 arena and how to spend the bulk of infrastructure funding for the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

Their summer just got a whole lot busier. Danielle Brbot and Riley Brennan, soccer players for the Prince George Under-14 Selects, found out on the weekend they'll also be part of a provincial program in basketball.

Former Prince George Spruce Kings captain RJay Berra has secured a U.S. college scholarship. Berra, who played 150 games over the course of three seasons with his hometown B.C.

This year, it will be an international Minifest. When the Prince George Youth Soccer Association holds its annual house division tournament June 17 to 19 at Rotary Fields, an Under-15 girls team from Frankfurt, Germany, will be in attendance.