Silverton News

A two-vehicle crash on Silverton Road NE and Hollywood Drive NE Friday morning injured both drivers, sending one of them to the hospital.

Santiam Wine Co. & Bar Wine Tasting: Matthew Price Band, Molly Dooker wines from Australia and a lasagna dinner, 6 to 9 p.m., 1555 12th St.

Gang graffiti was discovered in several locations throughout Silverton the past week.

Were I a young man looking to my future, would I be able to adequately plan my life using the... Joe Botkin and KJ Holiday during rehearsals for the upcoming Brush Creek Playhouse production of Anton Chekov's "Marriage and other Tragedies" on Wednesday, Jan.

American Airlines wants to cut labor costs by 20 percent and eliminate 12,000 to 14,000 jobs at the... A Funeral Service will be held at 2 p.m. today, Friday, Feb.

Today is the first day that high school football players can sign letters of intent with colleges.

Congress has demonstrated this repeatedly. Consider last summer's raise-the-debt-ceiling circus.

Things have come a long way since 1996 when Dino Venti sold chicken, beef and rice dishes out of a... SILVERTON - 'Marriage and Other Tragedies,' an evening of five short comedies by Anton Chekhov, opens Friday on the Brush Creek Playhouse stage.

Oregon 11 : Between Pendleton and the Washington State line. Oregon 99E : Three miles south of the intersection with Interstate 5 in Salem.

Flooding affected people throughout the Mid-Valley on Thursday. Clockwise from top left: Volunteers deliver sandbags to people in need in South Salem; Stayton High School basketball players and wrestlers help shovel sand into bags at Knife River in Stayton; a school bus was swept off Madras St.

Both lanes of rain-drenched Oregon 213 have collapsed south of Molalla, forcing state officials to close the highway indefinitely.

Mom Nicole Lynch of Silverton with Aubree Samtha Lynch, the first baby of the new year born in the Stayton area at Santiam Memorial Hospital on Jan.

Mike Current, an offensive tackle, was the Broncos' third-round draft choice in 1967 .

Ben Rue, an aspiring country singer, grew up on his family's grass seed farm, but will soon be heading to Nashville.