Opinion

by Dan Wells I am not a Serial Killer, by Dan Wells, is the first novel in the John Cleaver horror series. This book tells the tale of a 15-year-old sociopath named John Wayne Cleaver.

I am extremely grateful to the honest person who found my wallet at the Aquatic Centre and handed it to the staff. It is reassuring that, in these tough times, there are honest and decent people out there.

While researching an article on the new drinking establishment proposed for the downtown, astonishing statistics were discovered showing Prince George has the fewest number of bar seats per capita in B.C.

I thought I would never be one of those who complain about potholes and snow removal as if the city could actually do something about the weather. This is the North. It snows and freezes.

This is an open Letter to MLA's Pat Bell and Shirley Bond: On behalf of the 900 teachers teaching in School District #57 I am formally asking you to speak on behalf of the students, parents, teachers and trustees with both Education Minister George A

I wonder how many florins, lupins, centagons or dollars that it cost the city to wet down and sweep my street today. The bucks may have been better spent filling the whoop-d-do's at the top of our road.

I wanted to give a big thank you to The Citizen for publishing my letter about my son's bike so quickly. Thanks to you, I was notified the very same morning that his bike had been found.

Perhaps someone can explain why the fuel prices are $1.34/l in Prince George yet they got as low as $1.12/l in Kamloops on May 7. Brett Woods Prince George

During the 90 years since it was first served in Tijuana, Mexico, caesar salad has evolved and changed, which is ironic in that it was originally made with what was left in the kitchen, after a very busy July 4 weekend.

City council listened to light industrial business owners Monday night and reversed its support of the hugely unpopular proposed tax rate hike just in the nick of time.