Princeton residents have an opportunity this weekend to take in the first original video production of the local museum and archives society.
Princeton's first snow fall created its fair share of havoc on local roads.
Clinician hired after two years of ups and downs
Both sides of the labor dispute involving Princeton's Weyerhaeuser Mill are hoping to avoid a strike through mediation.
On November 11, 1918, church bells rang out across communities in Canada. It was a spontaneous gesture - an expression of relief after four years of fear and suffering.
Water in part of Princeton's business district was turned off Friday morning and it will likely remain off until about 2 p.m.
Princeton's post office is closed today, Thursday November 8, as Canada Post employees take part in a rotating strike.
Police seek masked loiterer
Do you fancy having coffee with a cop? If so mark your calendars for November 8. Princeton RCMP are hosting a Coffee With a Cop event - and it is tentatively planned next Thursday at Cool Beanz starting at 9:30.
"It's not something that we want to do or look to do"
We live in interesting times.
Workers at Princeton's second largest employer are in a position to strike, as of Friday.
A distressed deer who has made numerous out-of-focus appearances on Facebook in the past few days was rescued by conservation officers last week.
What we do gives people hope. It's a good feeling to help people who have so little"
If you think you are liable to get away with driving while impaired by drugs in Princeton - think again.
Conservation officers charged two hunters from the Lower Mainland last week near Princeton.
A Hedley man who last month was placed under probation conditions that amounted to house arrest faces a new slew of charges.
A Hedley man who last month was placed under probation conditions that amounted to house arrest faces a new slew of charges.
It's a bit of an understatement - to say the ninth annual Princeton Halloween Family Fun Night was frighteningly successful.
At time of writing it could only be speculated, how many children would visit the DeMeer home for Halloween.
