The parents of missing local woman Madison Scott have upped a reward for any information leading to the return of their daughter.
The Nechako Valley Fall Fair grounds has received a new addition to its facilities.
A four-year old-boy who went missing from his day care facility last Monday afternoon was found safe and sound shortly after in a nearby residence.
What little we have had of summer is drawing to a definite close and as one usually does as the winter months begin to dawn upon us - we start wondering where our next holiday is going to come from.
The harmonized sales tax (HST) was defeated in B.C. on Friday after it was rejected by 54.73 per cent of voters in the province.
The Kenny Dam Road speed limit has changed again.
Minister Thomson stops by to officially
open counters in Vanderhoof and Fort St. James
The grand opening of the newly renovated St. John Hospital staff residence was held last Friday.
Cops are looking for any information about a break and enter to a residence in the 2900 block of Riverview Drive on July 18.
A three-day livestock evaluation course will be taking place in Vanderhoof at the end of August to help local ranchers add more value to their beef.
A date has been set for the grand opening of the new Integris Credit Union.
BC Hydro paid a visit to the Omineca Express last week, as I’m sure it did to many residents of Vanderhoof.
A money-hungry thief stole $1,500 from Valley Diesel on Highway 16 East on July 28.
Chief Jackie Thomas of Saik’uz First Nation says she will not welcome the missing women’s inquiry commission back to her community because she fears it will be a one-sided investigation.
Two brothers who were arrested and charged with assault causing bodily harm in Fort Fraser in July 2009 have had their case thrown out as a result of court delays.
The Fraser Lake Medicine Centre is one of 100 pharmacies in B.C. that have been selected to participate in a government sponsored research project.
Local conservations officers have been assisting a search for a black bear near Topley Landing after it attacked a women out walking her dog on July 23.
It’s been over two months since the disappearance of local woman Madison Scott and still family and friends continue to conduct an extensive search for the 20-year-old.
Files appearing in the Vanderhoof law courts on July 18, 2011.
More than 40 residents who live along Kenny Dam Road have signed a request to council to consider changing the speed limit on the road to 80 kilometres per hour within the municipal boundaries.
