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Honoring African American loggers' Oregon roots
Gwen Trice unearthed the little-known story of the Maxville loggers, a group of African Americans from the South who worked in northeast Oregon in the 1920s, for her documentary "The Logger's Daughter," shown recently on Oregon Public Broadcasting's "Oregon Experience." WALLOWA -- Everybody knows loggers shout "Timber!" But African American ...
Clueless? Rude? Neither? Both?
Between the topic of Michele's posts , the discussion that followed John H's note on manners and now John Q's query about seminar questions , it's a good opportunity to describe an incident I experienced years ago.
Stimulus funds will go to water, safety issues
Recently announced allocations of federal stimulus money will increase water safety in Tigard and Timber and reduce graffiti countywide.
Searchers gather in the Gaston Fire Station Saturday shortly after two lost paramedics were found.
Oregon has a few aches and pains as it turns 150 years old
True confessions: I'm not a native Oregonian. But I am a native Northwesterner; and after coming to Oregon for college in 1971, I stayed.
Jackson County firefighters will receive a boost in their equipment following sales of timber from state forests.
WEST WINDS ARE EXPECTED ALONG THE EAST SLOPES OF THE CRAZY, BEARTOOTH, AND ABSAROKA MOUNTAINS TODAY THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING.