The newly elected conservative slate is sworn in, including a new mayor.
She blamed “neighborhood drama” for turning sentiment on the street against Sunny. “He’s a good goose.”
Benton County’s top employee applied for administrator jobs in Florida as recently as 2022, looking to get closer, he said, to his passions of sailing and scuba diving.
No one claimed the house on the corner of a dead-end street in Lebanon after its owner died in 2018 and didn't leave a will.
The house — which nobody actually owns — is near a local park.
The house — which nobody actually owns — is near a local park.
Lebanon also bought a $340,000 building and parcel of land from the Oregon Military Department.
Lebanon also bought a $340,000 building and parcel of land from the Oregon Military Department.
Lebanon leaders had scheduled a discussion last week about the annual trash fee hike, but when a representative from Republic Services didn’t show — amid complaints of scattered cans and missed houses — a decision was postponed.
Lebanon’s public swimming pool director went to Colorado in August, seeking a solution for the $10-million funding gap left by a failed bond measure.
The drivers called it tea-bagging.
They belong to the League of Oregon Cities, which is supposed to lobby on their behalf, but they're feeling overshadowed by the bigger cities. Here's what they're doing about it.
Operators of Coffin Butte had local leadership on hand, and views of the landfill near Corvallis during a tour on Saturday, Sept. 24 — but few answers.
In five inspections, the company was cited for not safeguarding the employees against falls.
Another Oregon child is confirmed to have monkeypox. So far, all of Oregon's cases have been in nine counties.
Linn and 13 other counties lost the last legal round. Here's what the state Supreme Court's snub means.
Eight children from Lourdes Public Charter School in Scio and their parents shared concerns regarding a potential mega chicken farm in their area with the Linn County Board of Commissioners during Tuesday’s meeting.
Oregon State is years into drafting a guiding document for how, when and where the school permits research and commercial practices including clear-cutting trees.
They fear it could impact wildfires, among other concerns.
The needs of the community have been straining the Sweet Home Fire District.
The departing staff say it will, and the City Council moved forward with shaving off a portion of a city street for parking.
In January, Michelle Duncan became the first female sheriff in county history. Now she and Deputy Jon Raymond face off.
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OHA confirmed the first child case of monkeypox, but schools remain a "low risk" setting.
What blood donations mean for one Albany family.
Linn County and Lebanon officials say they haven't been able to reach the owners. So we did.
Albany city council changes it's mind about psilocybin after hearing Albany resident's personal stories.
A psilocybin comes forward to urge the City Council to do nothing and allow licensed facilitators to administer the hallucinogen.
COVID-19 outbreak reporting will focus on "high consequence settings," which don't include schools, workplaces or child care centers.
When a local business owner opened a café in downtown Albany, he wanted to create a gathering space for the community — but not everyone has welcomed his business with open arms.
It's a substitute for 911. Here's how it's being used and how the counties hope to staff it someday.