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Help celebrate McKee Bridge Day
If you have a craving for a homemade root-beer float on Saturday, head for the McKee Bridge.
Moths have munched on the scrunched old hat stored in the shop of the Krouse family ranch for the past half-century. "It's full of moth holes and beat all to hell," acknowledged Phil Krouse as he held it up for inspection.
Indubious' message is in true reggae form
Reggae and funk trio Indubious and acoustic hip-hop artist Alcyon Massive will perform Friday, June 5, at the Out of the Way Cafe in Williams.
Fire destroys paraplegic's van
Billowing flames and smoke consumed a van in a dramatic blaze early Friday that was sparked by a battery and charger for radio-controlled airplanes at a field hobbyists use at the Jackson County Sports Park.
Man who died in Applegate wreck was from Missouri
The man who died Sunday when his Jeep rolled down a hill in the Applegate was from Missouri, police say.
Al Francis has joined Ausland Builders Inc. of Grants Pass and Medford as vice president for client relations as of April 20.
Pine Nuts: Choking on calamari hurst public speaking
Where Lake Tahoe holds the copyright on the color blue, Lake Oswego holds the copyright on the color green.
Farmers coop first in Oregon to accept food stamps
For single mom Anna Vine of the Applegate, being able to buy fresh, local, organic produce with her Oregon Trail Card will mean her infant son, Odin, who gets all his nourishment from breast-feeding, is assured a top-quality diet.
SB 388 Was an Attempt to Sink Oregon's Medical Marijuana Program
Commentary by Laird Funk for Salem-News.com Portrayed as a compromise, the bill was actually a sellout to law enforcement, giving them most of what they wanted with nothing in return.
Fair weather brings large turnout
Mother Earth smiled upon Ashland Saturday afternoon as the eighth annual Rogue Valley Earth Day festivities provided eco-friendly entertainment, education and solutions while tackling the ever-elusive definition of sustainability.
The Earl Brothers at the Williams Grange
The San Francisco-based band will present original hillbilly, bluegrass and old time dance music at 8 p.m. Friday, April 10, at the Williams Grange, 20100 Williams Highway, Williams.
Cat survives days in hot water heater
Associated Press A April 6, 2009 A WILLIAMS, Ore. -- The owners of a cat that survived an estimated two weeks trapped in a hot water heater say she is recovering at home after being treated for burns and other injuries.
Rogue River Motorcyclist Killed in Head-On Crash
One person died Saturday evening after a two-vehicle head-on crash on Rogue River Highway about four miles north of Rogue River.
Grammy winner resurrects Steve Miller studio in Williams
Williams resident and Grammy winner Dennis Dragon was born into a musical family and spent his adulthood performing and recording with musicians such as The Beach Boys and Natalie Cole.
Herbicide spraying resurrects battle in tiny Ore. town
An issue that led residents of this Southern Oregon community to lie in front of trucks almost two decades ago has returned.
Locals testify before federal panel on global warming
Mount Shasta is capped in clouds in this view looking from the Mount Ashland access road in this February 2004 photo.
Local residents testify on global warming
Two Jackson County residents were among three Oregon scientists testifying Tuesday before a congressional subcommittee on the role of federal lands in battling climate change.
Few candidates filing for May 19 district election
GOLD BEACH There has been no rush to file for office in the Curry County Special District Election, with no candidates for school board or port director in either Brookings or Gold Beach as of Friday, Chief ...
UPDATED: 4.1 Earthquake Rattles Nerves in Southwest Oregon
An early morning earthquake measuring 4.1 in intensity rattled nerves from Williams to Gold Beach to south of Coos Bay Thursday.
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