Grand Forks Secondary School hopes to encourage students to look into the trades with a program that could begin in September.
SD51 hopes to receive funding from the Ministry of Education to update elementary school playgrounds.
The Boundary Horse Association kicked off another season with recreational and heritage shows.
Berg Naqvi Lehmann of Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors, looked at last year's financial statement from the City of Grand Forks.
Public school employers filed an application asking for teachers to return to activities outside of instructional hours.
The bear and deer issue in Grand Forks is not one that is black and white, there are shades of grey.
There were a number of rock-throwing incidents in Grand Forks recently and Grand Forks RCMP are seeking assistance from the public.
Garry's Saddle Shop on 2nd Street is run and operated by Garry Van.
A fight broke out during a party on May 13 and resulted with one Grand Forks resident at Kelowna General in a coma and another in custody.
Police received a report of graffiti to Pinegrove Motel's new sign on May 7.
Alarms went off at the Grand Forks Fields store on May 6 when a shopping cart was slammed through the front door.
Two mountain bikes and fishing equipment were reported stolen on May 5 in Grand Forks.
Secondary schools in School District 51 are considered subpar according to the Fraser Institute's latest school rankings.
WorkSafeBC is ordering sawdust removal at mills and the Vaagen Brothers' mill in Midway has been anticipating the changes.
The prescribed burn near Gilpin Creek and Morrissey Creek area has been delayed until next year.
Grand Forks RCMP received a report of mischief with newspapers being set on fire on April 27.
Roxul Inc. has decided to withdraw its application for a mineral exploration 40 kilometers up North Fork Road in Grand Forks.
School District 51 received a Carbon Tax Rebate of over $22,000 recently.
The Grand Forks Choral Society presented "All you need is love" last April 28 and 29.
A City of Grand Forks worker reported that someone had opened flood valves along Riverside Drive on April 26.
