Steelhead Multicultural Society delegate spoke to council to see if councillors would reconsider their stance on the Via Rail building.
Last weekend's rodeo in Kispiox attracted 3,000 attendees, organizers say.
The Hazeltons will have community paramedics to provide non-emergency care and fill gaps in health services.
The May 29 race challenged mountain bikers to race on the Bluff in Smithers.
Starting this fall, BC Ambulance Service will not only pick you up from an emergency, it will soon do home checkups in the Bulkley Valley.
SD54’s Matthew Monkman talked about risks of technology last Tuesday’s educational forum at Houston Secondary School.
District staff brought forth two initiatives at the last council meeting.
Council has decided that they would like to apply for the new, provincial Rural Dividend Fund, to be used towards airport enhancements.
Council has unanimously denied the Houston Public Library’s request to move the farmers’ market next to the library.
Upper Bulkley River Streamkeepers will host public event.
Houston adopted its Health and Wellness Charter at the April 19 council meeting.
The Houston Group to Sponsor Syrian Refugees has missed the fast-track boat to receive a Syrian refugee.
Paula Gansner is a British Columbian through and through.
Northwest Community College's April 15 board meeting allayed concerns and charted new initiatives.
Last weekend's Bowhunter 3D Shoot attracted bowhunters of all ages.
A slideshow of the Divas and Friends variety show at the Della Herman Theatre last Saturday.
Her high school coach commends her and her mother will miss her.
Mark Perry kicks off his new album release tour in Smithers Friday night while raising money for diabetes research.
The ski season ends with Schnai Dai at the Hudson Bay Mountain.
Preliminary discussions into this year's budget continued at the March 2 budget meeting.
