Sutherlin News

West Intermediate School will hold its Scholastic Book Fair from Nov. 16 through Nov.

A review of a Sutherlin police tasing incident that left a local resident hospitalized found the officer with the stun gun acted appropriately.

Toni Rudolph is a volunteer counselor with the Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance program.

Jennifer Coalwell, Clara Langton and Kathey Linn present a "Homemade for the Holidays: Gifts from Your Kitchen" workshop at the next In The Kitchen cooking class.

Voters on Tuesday rejected two measures that Sutherlin city officials had hoped would bring some stability to municipal water rates.

Investigators say 36-year-old Erica Leif Price ignored police orders during a disturbance at her daughter's apartment.

The Douglas County Global Warming Coalition promotes a healthy climate and "global cooling" through awareness, advocacy and collaboration.

A daughter of a Sutherlin woman hospitalized after being stunned with a Taser by a police officer on Tuesday says the tasing was not necessary.

Four-year-old Dalton Gidcumb of Sutherlin reaches to pick a lollipop off of a tree in the lollipop forest during a visit to the Pumpkin Patch in Melrose, Saturday.

The Glide area will have a new solid waste collection service. The county commissioners have approved an agreement with Sutherlin Sanitation to take over the solid waste collection and recycling from Glide Disposal.

A woman was hospitalized after police used a Taser on her after they responded to a domestic disturbance Tuesday evening on Taylor Road, police said this morning.

The City Council that presides over the town with reportedly the highest and lowest water rates in Oregon is sending two measures to voters in an effort to close the gap.

A four-horned ram in rural Douglas County, on Melqua Road west of Sutherlin. Isn't it great to get out of Portland, to travel the state and see how other Oregonians live and what they believe in? You can see the most interesting things while driving the backroads.

There are crimes so tragic, so simply awful, that nothing can really erase the pain created.

Hoofing it for health We'd offer a rose to George Throop of Vancouver, Wash., but he probably could use another bandage instead.

Led by Oakland High School teacher Tom Hasvold, in yellow vest, children walk and bike to school in Oakland Wednesday.

The Bureau of Land Management is planning on conducting fall burns starting this week and into October 19, pending favorable weather conditions.

Sparky the firefighting mascot greets children in the parking lot of Home Depot.

Craig Riley gets a hug from a supporter at a hearing Friday for his adopted son Gabe Riley, who attacked his parents at their home in March 2008.

The traffic was getting pretty thin in Prineville, so Angel Costa decided to make a business move.