Dwarfed by the conflagration at Lakeland Mills Monday night, (April 23) were the Northern Lights.
READThe Nechako Valley Festival of the Performing Arts includes four disciplines of Speech Arts
READThe snowblower has officially been put away for the summer. So, if we get another dump, it’s likely my fault.
READA friend of mine is a heavy-duty mechanic. He has worked at Kemess and at Diamet, one of the large diamond mines north of the Arctic Circle
READNeighbourhood Space people are hoping to narrow generation gaps in the community.
READCentral Interior heard they would lose their Field department stores
READVolunteer Vanderhoof has a Seniors Connected program
READThe region’s jobless rate has hit double-digit territory and is the highest in B.C.
READNew research suggests B.C’s beetle-infested forests will see a rise in snowpack as their canopies grow thin.
READA former resident of Vanderhoof has published her first book which she says is very much inspired by the Nechako lifestyle.
READVIA Rail operates its famed dome car on a run from Jasper through Prince George and on to Prince Rupert.
READa significant and growing portion of our population’s need for help and support increases, so does their difficulty in getting it.
READThe Nechako Valley Secondary Sr Girls Basketball team won the North central Division Zone Championship on February 25
READIt pains me to hear that some businesses in Vanderhoof are going through tough times
READHow could two departments of the federal government be so diametrically opposed?
READFor most people in B.C., Thursday, February 16, 2012 was just another day.
READInternational Women’s Day Winning Essay: Ordinary Faces in Extraordinary Places
READThere is lots of talk these days about the looming worker shortage in northern B.C.
READHave you heard the phrase “wash & squash”? How about “capless, cleaned & crushed”? Or “swish and squish”?
READThe destruction of the Babine Forest Products sawmill in Burns Lake last month has thrust forestry issues back to the fore.
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