This week I have had so many opportunities to be impressed by the number of strong women taking leading roles in the community.
GUF is asking for restorative justice for the four accused in the destruction of the recycling centre.
Thanks in part to some much-needed volunteer help from Riverside Repairs, the Cottonwood Marina may open this summer after all.
Kandace Kerr was denied access to the Enbridge Annual General Meeting in Calgary on May 8 after traveling from Fort St. James for the event.
It was a hectic return to “real life” last week, but I am just in time for Bike to Work Week in Fort St. James!
There was some mud flying during the Nechako Lakes all candidates forum in Fort St. James.
Edmonton musician Scott Cook had every woman in the room in the palm of his hand at a Fort St. James house concert.
Father Frank Salmon is crediting the quick response and training of the Fort St. James fire department with saving his church.
One women was taken to hospital and another has been charged after a reported stabbing at the Fort St. James Trailer Court yesterday.
B.C. election begins with the dropping of the writ,
whatever that means
The RCMP in Fort St. James had a few incidents of note in early April.
Rescuers are commending a group of snowmobilers after a rescue on April 7 near Prince George.
The death of Destiny Rae Tom on Nautley First Nations Reserve near Fort Fraser on March 23 has been ruled a result of foul play.
An early-morning fire on April 5 seriously damaged the Northern Interior Forest Products mill near Fort St. James.
The sun is streaming across the icebound lake as I write, but it is feeling like spring is here.
In 2011 a local computer technician was warning people about a computer scam, and it appears to still be going on in the region.
Things have changed over the years for Royal Canadian Legions across Canada, and the local branch is no exception.
The Conservative government presented their 2013 federal budget on March 21, but MP Nathan Cullen did not find much in it.
The Annual General Meeting for the Music on the Mountain Society on Friday, March 8 saw some exciting changes for the group.
An altercation between two males in the early morning hours on March 19 resulted in charges against James Junior Charlie.
