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Stolen vehicle, hit-and-run suspect arrested in Woodburn

Police pursue suspect after a delivery truck stolen at a Salem McDonald's races up I-5 to Woodburn. Read moreStolen vehicle, hit-and-run suspect arrested in Woodburn

Legislature will have more money to spend

Increases result from no assumed recession, inflation adjustments in state economic model Read moreLegislature will have more money to spend

Legislator's Letter: An update from Rep. Tracy Cramer

Agricultural-worker safety, advocating for students are among Cramer's topics this month. Read moreLegislator's Letter: An update from Rep. Tracy Cramer

Dundee park gets big influx of federal cash for Chehalem Park and Recreation District

Sanders Estate Park nets $630,310 from the National Parks Service Read moreDundee park gets big influx of federal cash for Chehalem Park and Recreation District

Fuel prices expected to be lower than last summer’s record highs

Gas expected to average $3.40 a gallon nationally and $4.30 a gallon on the west coast this summer Read moreFuel prices expected to be lower than last summer’s record highs

Our view: I-5 crash victims 'worked tirelessly, day in and day out'

PODER supports families of farmworkers killed in I-5 tragedy on May 18 Read moreOur view: I-5 crash victims 'worked tirelessly, day in and day out'

WSD heads back into a superintendent search

Woodburn School Board of Directors announce next steps for hiring new Superintendent. Read moreWSD heads back into a superintendent search

Walkout is bad for the environment

Willamette University professor discusses senate bill that would affect Brooks incinerator

National Outlet Shopping Day descends on Woodburn

Woodburn Premium Outlets expecting big weekend turnout over the second weekend in June.

Thursday: One third of Oregon Senate now barred from reelection by walkout penalties

Republicans in the Senate have defied 2022 voters by walking out of sessions.

Gervais senior Izzy Boyd is Whitworth bound

Gervais three-sport athlete Izzy Boyd signs letter of intent to compete in track and field.

Teen gets 25 years for crash that injures sheriff's deputy, kills two

Xavier Denzel Rodriguez pleaded guilty to manslaughter and DUII charges, netting him 25 years in prison

Legislature walkouts: Political tactic with long history

When enough members of the minority party stay away from the House or Senate floor, no action can be taken

'BOLT' into college with Chemeketa program, affords free classes to 2023 graduates

The idea of summer school may not be at the forefront of every high school senior’s mind this time of the year, but Chemeketa Community College is offering a program that warrants consideration.

May 16 community briefs

Small tidbits of info from the greater Newberg and Woodburn areas

Madyson Rogers ready to cheer at George Fox University, after graduating from North Marion High School

Local high school senior signs to study, compete as a Bruin.

Three Oregon senators hit their walkout limit, may not run for re-election

Some Republicans walk despite voter-approved law to thwart use of this tactic

Salmonberry Trail nears phase one: removing tracks, ties

Highly anticipated 84-mile rail-to-trail waiting on grants to determine present scope

UFO Festival attracts believers and skeptics to McMinnville

Unidentifed Flying Objects (UFOs), aliens, abductions and cute pet costumes will be the talk of the town in McMinnville.

TVF&R enacts fire ban in four counties

High temps predicted over the next week cause for concern

Oregon House OKs bill ensuring access to abortion, gender care

All Democrats vote for it, most Republicans oppose it; bill sent to the Senate

As pollen counts climb, Oregon braces for severe allergy season

Experts says spring's unusual weather to blame for high pollen counts

Nyberg recognized for his service

Newberg man earns accolade from OSU College of Agricultural Sciences

End of an era: Oregon holds last regular COVID-19 briefing

Officials confident risk of future significant outbreaks ‘remains low’

Polystyrene container ban heads to governor

Single-use polystyrene food containers will be banned under legislation

ODA updates its list of top 20 commodities

Grass seeds and wine grapes among the most valuable crops in the state

Federal loan could help Newberg build a new water treatment plant

EPA loan program could provide 78 percent of the funding for the $21.6 million project

Ways for parents to show ongoing teacher appreciation

Annual event reminds us to show teachers appreciation throughout the school year

Pamplin Media launches regional website – YourOregonNews.com

Website offers more than 2,500 original stories each month

Childcare providers sit in balancing act

System near collapse as providers manage need for increased wages, dwindling workforce and rising costs

Gov. Tina Kotek releases some emergency aid for homeless

She praises some plans, but also notes shortcomings in submittals by Portland-area counties

CCC Brooks open house slated

Open house visit would be especially beneficial to those interested in public safety fields of study

April 12 Yamhill County Sheriff's Office outstanding warrants

Area law enforcement officers are looking for people with outstanding warrants

Legislator's letter: An update from state Rep. Tracy Cramer

Legislator expounds on her views of schools, homelessness and myriad controversial legislation

Small but with a big appetite: Japanese beetle looms large for Northwest agriculture

Agriculture officials worry the Japanese beetles could wreak millions of dollars in damage to valuable Northwest crops if not stopped

Wine industry loses a titan

Dick Erath leaves behind a legacy of innovation and collaboration

Gov. Tina Kotek releases some emergency aid for homeless, withholds funds in parts of Metro

She praises some plans, but also notes shortcomings in plans submitted by Portland/Multnomah County and Clackamas County

Income test for Oregon Health Plan to be reinstated as pandemic wanes

The Oregon Health Authority has begun winnowing the ranks of the 1.5 million people covered by the Oregon Health Plan

Hops manager Ronnie Gajownik is proud to be breaking ground in Hillsboro

New year. New faces. New approach?

Oregon House votes to let Oregonians to pump their own gas

A similar proposal died last year, after the state fire marshal argued it would be expensive

Legislature considers opening up farm land for chipmakers

For 50 years Oregon’s farms and forests have been protected from urban sprawl by the nation’s first statewide law creating urban growth boundaries

CPRD will appeal county decision denying expansion of park

Planning department says park district’s application to site a bridge in Ewing Young Park doesn’t comply with county zoning

Gervais School District sues social media giants

Lawsuit claims that teens are negatively targeted by social media giants

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