The article discusses the ongoing rehabilitation works on the Miloševica River in Prijedor, valued at over two million KM, which are expected to be completed by the end of the year. These works are part of a flood protection initiative funded by the Government of Republic of Srpska and the European Investment Bank. Key measures include the construction and enhancement of embankments and riverbeds to reduce flood risks. The project is supported by the Solidarity Fund of Republic of Srpska and involves significant financial contributions from various sources, including the budget of 'Vode Srpske'.

ŽFK 'Sloga' from Prijedor achieved a decisive 6-0 victory against ŽFK 'Mladost' in Rogatica. The match saw goals from Žana Janjić, Nina Latinović, Jovana Topić, Tamara Malenčić, and Ana Daničić, with notable performances from younger players. The club expressed satisfaction with the team's performance and highlighted the debut success of Žana Janjić. The next match will see ŽFK 'Sloga' hosting ŽFK 'Mladost' Glamočani.

The City Administration of Prijedor held the second meeting titled 'Dialogue with Civil Society Organizations' to strengthen cooperation between the city and civil society organizations (CSOs) for joint project planning and implementation aimed at achieving long-term community goals. The ReLOaD2 project, funded by the European Union in BiH and implemented by UNDP in BiH in collaboration with local communities, supports these efforts. Representatives from various CSOs discussed their plans and challenges, particularly regarding capacity to manage significant projects. The City Administration emphasized the importance of open exchange and dialogue to overcome these challenges and achieve collaboration for the community's long-term goals. This meeting is the second of three planned dialogues to be finalized this year.

The Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Srpska has signed a contract with Prijedor Theatre to co-finance the 'Reci naglas' project, aimed at developing domestic dramatic texts and supporting local playwrights and directors. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance the theatrical scene across the Republic of Srpska, with plans for continued support in the coming years. The project includes a biennial public competition to reward the best dramatic authors, with winning texts being staged. The collaboration highlights Prijedor as a key cultural hub in the region.

Dragan Milojica, the head of the Police Department in Prijedor, stated that no one will be protected in the investigation of an alleged physical assault involving Boško Kragulj and Nikola Pašagić, both candidates for the Socialist Party in the city assembly elections. The case, initially considered a misdemeanor, has been reclassified as a criminal offense of bodily harm. The District Public Prosecutor's Office in Prijedor is also investigating alleged vote theft related to the incident. The police have conducted interviews with all involved parties and witnesses, and the case is being processed with transparency.

Branko Kresojević, a 74-year-old man, embarked on a journey from Prijedor to Belgrade to honor the victims of the Jasenovac concentration camp. He plans to float a large consecrated candle, wheat, wine, and brandy on the Sava River as a tribute. Kresojević has a history of significant voyages with his boat 'Nikola Tesla,' including trips to Paris, Mount Athos, and Chicago. His current endeavor is a long-held dream, delayed previously due to the pandemic. The journey is also a personal homage, reflecting his deep connection to historical memory and cultural heritage.

Exceptionally low temperatures ranging from minus four to minus six degrees Celsius have caused significant damage to fruit crops in Prijedor. Plum crops are completely destroyed, while pears and apples have suffered considerable damage. Despite using irrigation systems, the sudden temperature drop rendered them ineffective. The damage extends to strawberries, which had begun to develop due to previous favorable weather conditions. Fruit growers are disappointed as they had high expectations for this year's yield after last year's frost damage.

The Prijedor Health Center announced the arrival of new vaccine doses at 9:30 AM, with revaccination starting at 10 AM in the 'Mladost' Sports Hall. Citizens scheduled for their second dose on April 12, 13, and 14 will be vaccinated at specific times throughout the day. The Health Center emphasized the need for individuals to bring their ID and vaccination card and urged those not scheduled for these dates to avoid coming to the location to prevent unnecessary crowding. The announcement follows the spoilage of 1,342 vaccines due to a power outage, with a continuous vaccination process planned and further schedules to be announced.

Doctor Danijela Todorović-Grbić, who has always been passionate about extreme sports, has returned to her high school hobby of gliding. After 25 years, she has found time to complete her glider training at Aero-klub Prijedor. Danijela, who also works as a family medicine specialist, shares her journey and the support she received from her family. She discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on her work and the importance of vaccination. Her story is one of dedication, both to her profession and her personal interests.

The Prijedor Health Center has faced repeated issues with vaccine spoilage due to power outages and improper storage in household refrigerators. The acting director, Slobodan Javor, revealed that 1,342 doses of the Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine were recently spoiled, similar to an incident in 2020. Despite previous warnings and the purchase of a professional vaccine refrigerator, the problem persists. The Institute for Public Health and the RS Inspectorate have been involved, but inspections have not identified significant issues. An investigation is ongoing against Javor and HES head Milica Otković.