A reader writes to ask where government is when there is no provincial election looming.
A reader writes about the seeming lack of interest in a proposed pow-wow in Ashcroft.
'Time will tell' if School District No. 74 (Gold Trail) will have difficulty retaining and attracting teachers for 2017/18.
A reader writes about the role BC Hydro might play in the provincial election in May.
A reader writes to warn buyers to be careful when measuring and purchasing cords of wood.
Thieves stole a truck from Kal Tire and used it to haul away the ATM from the Shell gas station.
A reader writes in praise of a community event that raised more than $10,000 for the Cache Creek Elementary School PAC.
The Ashcroft RCMP detachment rounded up a hockey team and helped raise money for the BC Children's Hospital Foundation last weekend.
A reader writes in praise of newspapers, and thanks The Journal for providing an interesting read each week.
A reader writes about the necessity for Canada to be a world leader in dealing with climate change.
The opioid overdose crisis almost claims two lives in the Cache Creek area.
A reader writes to thank the owner of an Ashcroft business for allowing his students to display their artwork.
A reader writers about the necessity to combat climate change now.
A reader writes about some 'fake news' in a recent opinion piece.
Black Press offers a $5,0000 scholarship to qualifying students to study at the University of Victoria.
A reader writes to wonder if we should be looking to tourism,not trash, to boost the economy in our riding.
A reader writes in praise of Marnie Adamski and her passion for Ashcroft and its history.
The accused fled the scene in a stolen vehicle, but crashed into the creek and had to be airlifted to hospital.
A driver who went off the road near Ashcroft is being charged with a violation for not driving to conditions in slippery weather.
Solicitor general Mike Morris offers some examples of excuses drivers have used to try to get out of fines.
