Despite the wet weather, more than 50 people turned up for a collective awareness walk from NVSS to Riverside Park on Saturday evening.
The municipality has received approval of a grant that will see extensive recreational upgrades to Riverside Park.
People are scared in town.
I’ve only lived here a year and in that time we’ve had two really frightening things happen. The murder of a young teen and now the disappearance of another young female.
The parents of a missing local woman have issued a reward of $15,000 for any information leading to the safe return of their daughter.
Files appearing in the Vanderhoof law courts on June 13 2011.
It’s only been a week since the Stanley Cup final, but it doesn’t even feel like there was a game.
This years Tim Hortons ‘Camp Day’ drive was a huge success and will see two girls from Vanderhoof heading off to one of Tim Hortons six kids camps.
The Nechako Community Arts Council is to host a special event in Beaumont Provincial Park to celebrate the 100th birthday of BC parks.
A private search to find a missing local woman is still ongoing more than three weeks after her disappearance.
Files reported to the Vanderhoof RCMP between June 3 and June 10.
After over a year of work, renovations to Fourth Street are in the final stages.
Vanderhoof's Burrard Market Square has received a $10,000 prize for coming first in the employment category of the Small Business Big Impact Challenge, a competition put on by Scotiabank and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).
Rising river levels in the Vanderhoof area are no cause for concern at this point says Rio Tinto Alcan.
The Nechako White Sturgeon Recovery Initiative (NWSRI) has issued a warning to river boat traffic to stay away from their research project areas on the river.
The parents of missing local woman Madison Scott issued a plea to the public last Tuesday to help them find their 20-year-old daughter.
Recently I was approached by a business owner in Vanderhoof who felt that a story I had printed some months ago had damaged his business. The story had not painted a particularly positive picture but he claimed that the problems on which I had reported were not the fault of either him or his staff and that I should not therefore have printed the name of the business in the story, leading he says, to loss of customers.
Beautiful weather facilitated a great turn out at this years Nechako White Sturgeon Spring Spawning Festival on Sunday in Riverside Park.
The District of Vanderhoof have quashed a concerned residents proposal to erect additional stop signs on Clark avenue, stating that they would be unnecessary.
Despite rising water levels in area river and lakes, Vanderhoof Emergency Coordinator and Fire Chief Joe Pacheco says there isn’t cause for concern in town.
After months of campaigning from various groups in town, “rape kits” have finally arrived in Vanderhoof.
