Local rodeo star Arlee Newsham qualifies for world junior championship
Cecil Lake-based rodeo competitor Arlee Newsham is heading to Las Vegas.
Cecil Lake-based rodeo competitor Arlee Newsham is heading to Las Vegas.
The City of Fort St. John issued a wildlife alert to residents after receiving reports of a moose in the Fish Creek Community Forest.
Residents can expect to see early voting locations open up throughout Northeast B.C. as the 2024 Provincial General Election approaches.Â
A week-long bicycle tour through northern BC raised nearly $150,000 for cancer research last month.
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) has provided an update on the Boundary Lake Water Station, saying the closure will continue until replacement parts arrive.Â
Fort St. John Huskies forward Ashton Underhill’s weekend performance has landed him the North West Junior Hockey League’s (NWJHL) first star of the week.
Residents of Fort St. John are invited to show support for people working with disabilities at tomorrow's Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM) Walk.
Fort St. John residents are reminded of the upcoming National Collection Week for Operation Christmas Child in November.Â
The District of Hudson’s Hope has approved a slew of motions following the conclusion of the loan authorization bylaw for a new permanent water treatment plant.
WorkSafeBC is amending its Operational Health and Safety (OHS) regulations regarding providing first aid on the job for the first time in more than twenty years.
The Fort St. John Huskies win streak to start the North West Junior Hockey League (NWJHL)Â 2024-25 season now stands at five games after a weekend sweep.
Those eagerly anticipating viewing “Tea Creek,” directed by Fort Nelson’s Ryan Dickie, won’t have to wait long to view it at home.
An impressive $2,000,000 lottery ticket was drawn in Charlie Lake from Saturday’s BC/49 Lotto Max Draw.Â
Knux Gallery opened its 1,000 square-foot space in Fort St. John on Friday, October 4th with a special open house featuring the works of artist Garry Oker.
In an incredible display of spirituality, emotion and unwavering support, Indigenous groups hosted a walk honouring Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) on Friday, October 4th at the Treaty 8 Tribal Association offices in Fort St. John.
In this edition of the Weekly Review, check out our candidate interviews for the BC Election. Plus, the most-read stories of the week.
October has been proclaimed Library Month in Fort St. John.Â