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At this point, Cal Couillard thought he would be well on his way to spending down the philanthropic fund he created as the inventor of precision rollers. Instead, Couillard Solar ...

Richard Henry Oliver, 1957 – 2022 Richard Henry Oliver passed away on the morning of Wednesday, September 28, 2022, at the Central Wyoming Hospice

The park follows the opening of the Coal Chute Pond Park and the FAMU Way Skateable Park. Visitors can play multiple percussion instruments.

Although programs have been put in place to help local students and families inflation has already caused a shortage of supplies.

Tracy Jefferson, who taught history at Rickards for four years, died unexpectedly on March 1.

The teen killed in a deadly weekend shooting has been identified as Kaloni Grice, a 17-year-old Rickards High School student.

Parents can pick up their pre-school students at the main KWHS entrance.

View Comments The Leon County Childrens Services Council Tuesday approved a 0.375% property tax rate, which will generate over $7 million for the new organizations work. Residents will pay a new yearly property tax of $37.50 per $100,000 in taxable property value. The money raised will fund the council for the next 16 months, or until Oct. 1, 2022. Councilmember and treasurer Paul Mitchell had proposed three rates — 0.05%, 0.25% and the full 0.5%, which would have generated $9.8 millio...

The B.C. School Trustees Association has sent a similar letter to the ministers, trustee Ron Polillo said. "This is a no-brainer," he said. "They should be vaccinated at the same rate as healthcare workers and first responders." Since the beginning of the month, Northern Health has reported COVID-19 exposures at five schools in the district (Valemount Elementary, College Heights Secondary, Prince George Secondary, Pineview Elementary and Hart Highlands Elementary). Trustee Bob Thompson said...

Two Prince George schools report COVID-19 exposures SHARE ON: A pair of Prince George schools have been flagged for COVID-19 exposures, Northern Health says. PGSS and Pineview Elementary have both posted warnings for March 3 to 5. A notification does not mean your child has been exposed to COVID-19, the health authority says. If you do not receive a phone call or letter from Public Health, your child should continue to attend school. You can monitor your child for COVID-19 symptoms daily using ...