Losing a baby is a tragedy most parents hope never to experience.
For those parents and their families and friends who are grieving a baby, the annual Walk to Remember events help bring awareness and extra community support.
Peace River students organized a walk in solidarity with global climate strikes Sept. 27.
Five students started walking downtown at about 12:10 p.m., and were joined by a group of people along the way.
Golfers flocked to the annual Peace River & District Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament to enjoy some of the last golfing days of the year.
This year’s tournament was held on Sept. 13 at the Mighty Peace Golf Club.
The Always Find a Reason to Smile Suicide Awareness & Prevention Foundation held several events to spread help and hope across the Peace as part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Week.
‘Always Find a Reason to Smile’ is a tattoo that my daughter Morgan had on her foot,” Casey Szmata explains.
Chart topping country artist Duane Steele was back at Farmers Restaurant in Nampa on June 28 for an intimate acoustic show featuring some old favourites as well as new songs.
The rain may have delayed the fireworks show until Monday night but it didn’t dampen anyone’s spirits for Peace River’s Canada Day celebrations.
This year’s Peace River Powwow and Aboriginal Gathering took place on June 22 and 23 at the Peace River Agricultural Grounds in Northern Sunrise County.
Students had a front row seat watching the miracle of birth when a pregnant doe deer gave birth to two fauns in the courtyard of their Peace River middle school.
A free concert held at Riverfront Park June 15 celebrated Peace River’s centennial with live bands, bouncy castles, free food and more. The event was organized by the Peace River centennial committee and is just one of several events being held to celebrate the town’s 100th year.
