Turner News

J.R. Burkholder, professor emeritus of religion, along with members of the Peace, justice and conflict studies department, joined together with PAX club to hear stories of draft resistance last Saturday morning.

David Walters, Turner Police Department's newest hire, fills out the three-officer force, including Chief Gary Will and Officer Don Taylor, as well as six reserve officers.

A lawyer started a program called 'Estates for Plates.' A chiropractor offered free exams in exchange for a donation of food.

Dallas voters appear to have approved an $8.6 million levy to finance maintenance projects in the Dallas School District.

Dallas voters appear to have approved an $8.6 million levy to finance maintenance projects in the Dallas School District.

Cascade School District's Annual Grandparent Thanksgiving Dinner is set for Friday, Nov.

It's a relatively quiet election season in Polk and Marion counties: Residents in four cities have issues to decide Tuesday.

A major housing project has received the final go-ahead from the Turner City Council.

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

Two Oregon teenagers have admitted their role in a plot to shoot students and administrators at schools in the Willamette Valley farming town Turner.

Serena Frank of Aumsville took a step forward to look into the tearful eyes of a 14-year-old girl - her daughter's best friend - in a Marion County courtroom Thursday.

Fall leaves means it's time for the Stayton Annual Clean-Up Days. In Stayton, residents are responsible for all leaves and debris that fall on their property, according to city officials.

There are reports of smoke in Cascade Senior High School on Marion Road in Turner this morning, according to Santiam Canyon police and fire dispatch.

A furnace fire was reported at Cascade High School just after 6 a.m. Wednesday. Maintenance staffers at the school reported the fire, which started in the school entryway.

Questions of community identity were the focus of the continued public hearing for the proposed River Bend housing development at Thursday's Turner City Council meeting.

In a bustle of activity through downtown Stayton, a few dozen volunteers pitched in Friday to help the Stayton Community Food Bank move to a bigger location at 155 Second Ave.

Sweet Home school officials are concerned about the latest Oregon School Activities Association redistricting proposal, which would put the Huskies in the Sky-Em League next fall, their third conference in five years.

La Capitale adds a banquet room La Capitale is expanding into the space formerly occupied by Razzle Dazzle.

In 21/2 hours of testimony and staff reports at the Turner City Council meeting Sept.

The Salem Downtown Lions Club will meet at noon Thursday at the Blue Pepper, Arts, Music and Internet Cafe, 241 Commercial St.