Moose densities in the southern Omineca region around Prince George have declined by 50 per cent since 2005.
A coalition between the town, School District 91 and area environmental organizations are developing a new community garden in Vanderhoof.
The District of Vanderhoof is hiring a full-time chief administrative officer (CAO).
Destiny Rae Tom, 21, was found dead on Nautley First Nations reserve near Fort Fraser on Saturday, March 23.
The Minister of Forests offered Vanderhoof on March 1 up to 45,000 cubic metres per year for a community forest.
The Snell family home, located just beyond the district’s fire protection zone, sustained extensive damage from a fire on March 8.
Residents in Cluculz Lake have hired a lawyer to appeal the results of the pool referendum in Area F.
A driver fled the scene of a crash in Vanderhoof on March 10 that sent three passengers to hospital.
Two students from Nechako Valley Secondary School are attending the Canadian Wrestling Championships in Saskatoon on April 4.
Dr. Sean Ebert of the Omineca Medical Clinic holds group appointments to fast track colorectal cancer screenings.
The Poole family has received a B.C. Century Farm Award from the Ministry of Agriculture for 100 years of ranching.
Amid budget constraints and ahead of growth, Vanderhoof RCMP looks to bolster community policing.
A Chinese immigrant has been ordered to publicly apologize after being convicted in a marijuana growing operation in Vanderhoof.
The L&M Lumber mill has finished installing a cogeneration unit to convert waste heat into energy and additional revenue.
Town council has again emphasized the importance of a Nechako white sturgeon recovery centre to the species' survival.
The $4-million loan-authorization bylaw approved at the Feb. 16 pool referendum won't be accepted by town council until early next month.
Electors surpassed the municipality's expectations on Feb. 16, when a record number of people participated in the Vanderhoof by-election.
NVSS student opts not to attend Miss Teen Canada in Toronto after winning the provincial pageant in February.
Town and RCMP officials held a meeting on Thursday, Feb. 20, to discuss public safety issues and strategies in community policing.
After only 17 months, the Hobson History Museum in vanderhoof faces closure due to a lack of funds and shortage of admissions.
