As my mind darted here and there, thoughts of a new year filled the air.
Despite the pandemic, and in some cases because of it, nature made headlines around the world
A young woman from Barriere, B.C., is speaking out about her personal journey in dealing with COVID-19.
A writers' group assignment was on the theme of one's most favorite time of year and why that is. I pondered the four very different annual seasons and wrote out a few pros and cons of each.
As far back as I can remember, although my love interests have changed, I remain in a state of recognizing when and where I am most impassioned. Some feelings wane over time; some swell my beating heart; some cause anguish; some elevate me to a dream-state. Some types of love are gentle and soft as the babies in my love-life are. No matter what or who it is who moves me emotionally at the time, I can be sure of one thing: I shall never forget how the loving feels! It is like owning the sun and the moon, the stars and the universe. The down-to-earth reality for me is that loving is a common denominator beneath my heart-felt emotions.
Lost dog saved from B.C. wilderness by a community that cared
If our livestock farmers were threatened by the plant-based revolution, they haven't seen anything yet
A webinar, hosted by the BC Community Forest Association took place on Dec. 8 for members only.
Plenty of ice time available while making sure COVID-19 restrictions are being followed
Barriere and area communities turn out in force to help search
Fowler is currently recovering from second and third degree burns
Some are lucky with their take-out businesses, with many online- or home-based businesses doing fine
Area leaders urge residents to continue seeking health care
Members of the North Thompson Fall Fair and Rodeo Association report there was great excitement among their ranks the afternoon of Nov. 12, when two hard working board members received national recognition for their ongoing efforts on behalf of the local association. The awards were announced during the Canadian Association of Fairs and Exhibitions Awards Gala which was streamed online to maintain COVID-19 social distancing requirements.
The North Thompson Fish and Game Club Society (NTFG) continues to move forward in becoming one of the prime competitive locations in British Columbia.
