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Harmony House expansion given green light by council SHARE ON: BC Housing A 14 unit supportive housing development for women and children was given the rubber stamp by Prince George City Council at last night’s (Monday) meeting. The Phoenix Transition Society is planning on expanding its Harmony House operation to Zelkwas Avenue in the Spruceland neighbourhood — making it the third location in Prince George. The non-profit offers temporary housing and shelter for pregnant women and new mothers who have experienced and are at risk of abuse and violence. It gives emotional support, crisis ...

When the Rev. Robert Biekman was diagnosed with COVID-19 last month, he couldn’t help but think what would have happened if he had still weighed more than 360 pounds — realizing how his condition four years ago would have hurt his ability to fight the virus and potentially cost him his life. “If I was as big as I was, this thing would’ve probably taken me out,” said Biekman, 61, who after a 2017 surgery, change in diet and a commitment to run 5 miles every other day, now keeps his weight around 190 pounds or less. He recovered from the virus and now tests negative.

MOUNT CARMEL — Betty Ruth Riley Mair, 94, passed peacefully in her sleep on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020, at Wabash General Hospital. She was the youngest of eight children born to Mary Ann (Hatfield) and Charles W. Riley in Owensville, Indiana, on Jan. 22, 1926. After graduating from Owensville High School in 1944, Betty attended Central Beauty College in Indianapolis, Indiana. Upon completion of college, she was employed by Marinella Beauty Shop in Princeton, Indiana, along with her sister Lorraine. Upon return from the Navy, Bob Mair lived in Princeton. He spied his future wife sitting at th...

Remembering Molly Lee: Gulfport teen leaves legacy of love for those who knew her Remembering Molly Lee: Gulfport teen leaves legacy of love for those who knew her By Tristan Ruppert | December 15, 2020 at 7:14 AM CST - Updated December 15 at 7:14 AM GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) - “Happy, loving and always laughing.” Those are the words used to describe 16-year-old Molly Lee. It’s a legacy of love and light and friendship that she is remembered the most for. “Molly would do any and everything so that people she loved could experience the pure, innocence and happiness she felt,” said...