Living life to its fullest with his new kidney, Chad Costello competes in Canadian Transplant Games.
Peter Luongo is travelling the world teaching and performing his ukulele.
Inaugural event is about more than music, it's about celebrating all the arts in the village.
Numerous players are committed to playing college level, while others are signed to play pro.
A walkathon and end-of-season barbecue gave athletes a chance to show gratitude to all the helpers.
At 70, retiree Norm Shaw still loves climbing behind the wheel to race his Miata.
Tamara Jansen announced support for businesses taking the federal government to court over "values."
Tuesday, three music school students will host a fundraising concert.
In this week's business column, editor Roxanne Hooper talks about dogs, food - and much more.
Eighteen-year-old Angus Crookshank signed in Saturday's NHL entry draft.
David Tod wants to be re-elected to the board of education when voters go to the polls in October.
No one was seriously injured when a single-engine aircraft made an emergency landing.
Several athletes who play out of Langley Curling Centre were lauded for efforts on and off the ice.
Traffic calming devices are suggested to slow down drivers around H.D. Stafford Middle School.
Canadian folk kicks off the summer music series in downtown Langley City.
Well-respected musician and Langley Community Music School teacher launches a book this Friday.
Bobby Bruce bring his Nearly Neil show to the Chief Sepass Theatre.
Will Senger was remembered as one of the creators of Little Britches Rodeo, 53 years ago.
Spectators were on their feet Sunday morning cheering Langley's Ike Thiessen across the finish line.
Organizers anticipate more than 300 swimmers are signed up for a two-day meet in Walnut Grove.
