Vanderhoof band goes from punk to folk

Vanderhoof may be the geographical center of the province But that doesn't necessarily mean it's the cultural center. That hasn't stopped the band Rosewood's Diary, though. They've already released one album, and last week they had debuted their second at a local theater.

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