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Arlee Newsham brings you the latest Green Valley 4H report.

Food drive fills shelves to near capacity

Team tradition runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Fort St. John Huskies began their weekend Friday night with a 4-2 win over the Grande Prairie Kings, moving to 17-0-1 on the season and tightening their clench on the NWJHL standings.

More snow is on the way! Watch for dangerous conditions at higher elevations where heavy snowfall accumulations are expected. Stick to low angle terrain on Thursday.

This week's Huskies Player of the Week is Chase London. London is having a huge role on the Huskies in his first year with the team.

The Silver Willow 4H Club is up and running once again this year. The club has been around for 45 years. We have 21 members that are enrolled in either beef, sheep or soil projects. We started off our year with a Zoom meeting, due to Covid restrictions.

After four and a half years living in Fort St. John and covering sports for the Alaska Highway News and Dawson Creek Mirror, my time here has come to an end, and it’s been more fulfilling than I could ever imagine.

The Fort St. John Elks Speed Skating Club has stayed busy this winter. After the Fall Classic in Calgary, Brooke Braun, Sidney Bennie, Hannah North, Cheyanne Key, Matthew Mitchell and Jack Hanson were back in Calgary, November 19 to 21, for the CanAm International Championship.

The Watt's School of Irish Dance had 15 Fort St. John dancers compete in Calgary, November 12 to 14, at the Western Canadian Irish Dance Qualifying Championships.