Jessica Peters

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School zones don’t apply on strike days

Drivers question whether they need to adhere to school zones during teacher strike

Campers have left a massive mess behind at Wood Lake

Campers leave massive mess at Wood Lake

Harrison Lake area recreation site reportedly the site of a Maple Ridge grad party

Campers have left a massive mess behind at Wood Lake

Job fair planned for power project

Big Silver construction camp requires up to 60 people

Joey Ellis launched her first book last fall

Artist delves into children’s writing

Agassiz's Joey Ellis featured artist at Harrison Art Show

Joey Ellis launched her first book last fall
Member of the Relay for Life team called Mooving for the Cure is once again planning to take part in the Harrison event

Agassiz relay team Mooving for a Cure

Team members walk all night around Harrison lagoon in honour of loved ones

Member of the Relay for Life team called Mooving for the Cure is once again planning to take part in the Harrison event

Kent prisoner found dead in cell

David Langlet was serving life for first degree murder in shooting death in Surrey

When a pilot project aimed at reducing agricultural plastics in the Bailey Landfill ended last year

Agassiz farmers dig into pockets to recycle plastics

Directors hoping ag plastic program will take hold across B.C.

When a pilot project aimed at reducing agricultural plastics in the Bailey Landfill ended last year
Emergency crews used the Jaws of Life to remove a 14-year-old driver from her car on Saturday night

Young driver recovering after Speedway crash

Jaws of Life used to removed 14-year-old from car after racetrack mishap

Emergency crews used the Jaws of Life to remove a 14-year-old driver from her car on Saturday night
Todd Richard

Richard finds himself in Searchlight

Harrison country singer needs your vote in CBC Radio contest

Todd Richard
Michael Scullion was last seen outside an Agassiz area pub in April 2008. A Rosedale has now been charged with second degree murder.

Arrest made in Agassiz cold case file

Rosedale man facing second degree murder charges in Michael Scullion's case

Michael Scullion was last seen outside an Agassiz area pub in April 2008. A Rosedale has now been charged with second degree murder.
Jy Harris brings comedy to Jimmy's Pub in Agassiz Saturday night.

Comedy is back at Agassiz pub

Jy Harris to perform at Jimmy's Pub Saturday night

Jy Harris brings comedy to Jimmy's Pub in Agassiz Saturday night.
Dr. John Hamilton; a physician and the Primary Care Program Director with Fraser Health; speaks during a press conference at UFV Chilliwack explaining the GP For Me program. A recent survey to the communities of Chilliwack; Agassiz; Seabird; Harrison Hot Springs and Hope garnered 3; 095 reponses from patients and caregivers. The results will help the Chilliwack Division of Family Practice put together a proposal for more 'attached' care between patients and family physicians.

‘GP For Me’ initiative gathers steam

Chilliwack family physicians have been working behind the scenes recently, looking at ways to provide care to their patients.

Dr. John Hamilton; a physician and the Primary Care Program Director with Fraser Health; speaks during a press conference at UFV Chilliwack explaining the GP For Me program. A recent survey to the communities of Chilliwack; Agassiz; Seabird; Harrison Hot Springs and Hope garnered 3; 095 reponses from patients and caregivers. The results will help the Chilliwack Division of Family Practice put together a proposal for more 'attached' care between patients and family physicians.
Jack Froese

Dangerous offender dies in Agassiz prison

Froese showed no empathy for rape victim, said judge

Jack Froese
Cutline: Veteran Bernie McNicholl speaks to Air Cadets from 147 Airwolf Squadron in Chilliwack in December. McNicholl enjoys sharing stories of the conflicts to which he had been deployed in the Royal Canadian Air Force and the Canadian Army.

Veteran service cuts under fire

Changes are mostly administrative, says MP Mark Strahl

Cutline: Veteran Bernie McNicholl speaks to Air Cadets from 147 Airwolf Squadron in Chilliwack in December. McNicholl enjoys sharing stories of the conflicts to which he had been deployed in the Royal Canadian Air Force and the Canadian Army.

Booths sentenced to time served

Agassiz couple spent 109 days in North Dakota jail for bulk cash smuggling

This bull elk was released last year at Harrison Lake

Elk returned to Harrison Lake forests

Community of Sts'ailes 'bubbling with excitement' over relocation program

This bull elk was released last year at Harrison Lake
A group of workers and engineers discuss how to secure and remove an excavator that tipped over while building a road in Harrison Hot Springs.

Excavator recovered at road building site

Harrison development project hit snag when heavy machinery toppled over

A group of workers and engineers discuss how to secure and remove an excavator that tipped over while building a road in Harrison Hot Springs.
Amanda Guliker hugged a friend by a memorial on the section of Ferry Road where her father was killed

Judge rules RCMP share blame for Guliker crash

Fatal collision wouldn't have happened without police chase, court finds

Amanda Guliker hugged a friend by a memorial on the section of Ferry Road where her father was killed

Hunting noise leads to petition

Harrison Mills residents ask council to ban hunting on local fields

Fire crews from Agassiz

Agassiz home lost to fire

Family of six left homeless just two weeks before Christmas

Fire crews from Agassiz
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