Fiona Grisswell

Any student musicians or dancers looking to perform are invited to sign up The 100 Mile Festival of the Arts Student Recital returns to Martin Exeter Hall on Jan 21.

From the Free Press Archives 49 YEARS AGO (1975): Quesnel doctor Lyon Appleby planned to open the first indoor movie theatre, the Rangeland, in 100 Mile in February.

100 Mile Free Press reporter Fiona Grisswell's final column, for now It's not that long ago I was struggling to write my first column for the paper.

Community volunteer and 2022 Citizen of the Year Joyce Bueckert is one of 21 from across B.C.

100 Mile House U16 Girls Club Volleyball is running a fundraiser on Jan. 27

From the Free Press Archives 43 YEARS AGO (1981): The 100 Mile and District Historical Society received a grant for $28,728 to start restoration work at the 108 Heritage Site.

A list of 68 books was provided to the District of 100 Mile House council earlier this month

Keeping dementia patients engaged key to slowing decline Dementia can rip the guts out of a family. The word itself isn't that scary-looking.

A masked figure stepped out of the darkness near the foot of Bridge Creek Hill and levelled his rifle at stagecoach driver William Parker.

Teamster William Whyte, wood cutter Wye Chew and Constable Alexander Kindness. Three South Cariboo men with little in common - except for how they died.