Sublimity News

Some folks can light up a room. Jerry Nicholson Jr., everyone tells me, could light up a neighborhood.

Chamber Greeters will be hosted today by Country Classics, Beth Bonesteele at 480 S Center St., Sublimity.

Have some bingo fun for a good cause on Sunday at the annual Turkey Shoot Bingo, which will benefit the Sublimity Volunteer Firefighters Association.

Anthony Andrew Brand, a native of Stayton, passed away Sept. 25 at his home in Laurel, Miss.

For Cari Fiske-Sessums and Christy Sessums, the fourth annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner is not only a community service, but a family affair.

There will be no Greeters today due to Veteran's Day. The Chamber office will also be closed.

"Notes for Nozzles," a Gates Rural Fire Protection District Emergency Support Services-sponsored concert benefiting the Gates Fire Hall Project, is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov.

Chamber Greeters will be hosted by White Water Signs, Dave Shelton at Cartwright's Music, 429 N Third Ave., Stayton on Nov.

Kudos to the Sublimity staff. I wanted to take a minute and pass on my thank you to the staff at Sublimity School, in particular Principal Jaime McCarty, Dean of Students Missy Riesterer and Music Teacher Patty Keeton.

There are two types of church-goers - those who can sing, and those who can't. I, for example, couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.

Sublimity School middle school students are honoring Veterans Day with music dedicated to members of the military in an upcoming program called "Heroes: A Tribute to Our Troops and Veterans." A matinee is set for 1 p.m. today, Nov.

Rand Eason, center, who purchased the mystery safe along with his wife, Terry, left, peers through locksmith Bill Curtisa s borescope to see down into the bottom of the safe.

An art show and open mic storytime session is coming up at Paul Toews' Art Gone Wild Studio in Stayton.

Sublimity School middle school students will honor Veterans Day with music dedicated to members of the military in an upcoming program called 'Heroes: A Tribute to Our Troops and Veterans.' A matinee is set for 1 p.m. Wednesday, and an evening event is scheduled for 7 p.m. Nov.

Stayton/Sublimity Chamber of Commerce's Main Street Committee invites the community to trick-or-treat at downtown Stayton businesses for Halloween.

Emergency dispatchers report no traffic-blocking crashes in the Mid-Valley. State roadways are also clear, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation.

Marian Estates is holding its annual Holiday Bazaar 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov.

One man of faith taught the youths of a whole community to grow along their journeys to God.

Ken Cartwright and Jan Castillo will invite friends and family to tune into their internet wedding.

A county ballot initiative could give Keizer its own county commissioner. The group Have A Voice Everyone has been pursuing an initiative targeted for May 2010 that would pass a new home rule county charter.