In the Community

"Drop in and say goodbye to our dear Doctor John" the poster says - and drop in they did, with cheers, tears and many good wishes for Dr. John Farrer, who ministered to the Sunshine Coast for the past 37 years. On Nov.

Long-time Gibsons' supporter and philanthropist, Katherine (Kay) Chapman has died in her 96th year. Chapman had ties to the Sunshine Coast that stretched back to the Great Depression.

Editor's note: Jolynne Benson has been living with systemic lupus erythematous since 1981. She is telling her story in the hopes of shedding light on a disease that many know little about. I have a life threatening chronic condition.

How do you get students excited to be back in the classroom at the start of a new school year? Barry Krangle, Madeira Park Elementary School's new principal, along with his staff, wanted to kick off the first term with an ambitious field trip that al

Writer JJ Lee, author of The Measure of a Man, will return to the Sunshine Coast and read at the Sunshine Coast Arts Centre in Sechelt this Saturday night at 8 p.m. The subtitle of his successful memoir is The Story of a Father, A Son, and A Suit.

Screams of excitement, cheers and applause echoed through the halls of West Sechelt Elementary School Oct. 26 when the school's new crest and mascot were unveiled for the first time.

With statistics being one in eight for women developing breast cancer in their lifetime, it seems that an ounce of prevention may be worth a pound of cure.

With Halloween around the corner it's a good time to think about the animals in your household and their safety that night.

It's time for Coasters to start filling shoeboxes so children in need around the world aren't forgotten this Christmas.

It started out so innocently - Pender Harbour Secondary School's new leadership class wanted to come up with ways to increase their fundraising contributions for the Terry Fox Run.