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Kate Brown passes through Gold Beach: Secretary of State meets with Kolen
As Oregon Secretary of State Kate Brown explains it, the people of our state are getting quite a bargain when they elected Brown to the second highest office in the state.
Stranded hunters rescued on Bear Camp
If you're contemplating a drive over the nearly 50-mile Bear Camp Coastal Route between Agness and Galice this fall or winter, forget about it.
The H1N1 vaccine continues to trickle into the county and students are being vaccinated school by school as the new virus is slowing down but is still infecting young people at epidemic levels.
Alabama Couple Rescued in Oregon
Authorities say an Alabama couple following directions from a GPS device got stuck and were rescued from the snowy, mountainous backroad where a San Francisco man got lost and died in 2006.
Port Orford man indicted for high school arson
GOLD BEACH A 19-year-old Port Orford man was indicted by a Curry County grand jury on Thursday on charges of first-degree arson, aggravated theft in the first degree and two counts of second-degree burglary stemming from a crime spree at Pacific High School north of Port Orford in early October.
State will lifts Chetco fishing ban
Chinook salmon anglers will be on Curry County's Chetco River for the first time - yet likely only briefly - beginning Thursday after rains wash away a persistent emergency fishing closure there.
Brookings pair offer free gourmet meals for all
Roger Gilbert and Ernest Madden prepare food for their soup kitchen program in Brookings.
Children first to get latest shipment of H1N1 vaccine
Vaccines for the H1N1 influenza have finally arrived in Curry County in enough volume to start vaccinating the most vulnerable residents children.
Counties unite in effort to get more cash to fight tree virus
County commissioners from five southwestern Oregon counties will send a letter next week to the Oregon state forester asking that the state support the maximum amount of state match to federal dollars allocated next year toward eradicating Sudden Oak Death.
County mulls future cuts as federal funds dry up
GOLD BEACH County Commission Chairman Bill Waddle has proposed cutting the county budget by 25 percent a year for the next three years in an attempt to keep the county solvent until federal funds are gone.
Dead body found near Edson Creek Road
On November 4, 2009, at about 5:05 p.m., the Curry County Sheriff's Office received a 911 call from two Gold Beach residents reporting that while out picking mushrooms near Edson Creek Road and Old Coast Highway just north of Gold Beach, they found what they believed were the remains of a human being in a forested area.
Going mobile - " Sheriff's SUV rigged for emergencies
Curry County officials used a $45,500 federal grant to purchase and equip an SUV with high-tech gear such as a satellite and Internet service.
Storm force: Latest storm will continue through weekend
A man cana t resist photographing 15- to 20-foot waves breaking on the south jetty of the Chetco River Friday.
Authorities seek help in identifying body found near Gold Beach
Two Gold Beach residents out picking mushrooms, north of the Gold Beach area, made a much more serious discovery on Wednesday afternoon.
Juvenile suspects arrested: No arson charges filed yet in case
During the week of October 5, multiple individuals committed acts of vandalism, theft, and arson at Pacific High School in Port Orford.
Public safety district: The devil's in the details
The Curry County Commissioners and county law enforcement officials began the difficult task last Friday of finding the price tag that Curry County voters might be willing to pay for 24/7 law enforcement coverage in the county.
Pacific High School offering reward in vandalism case
The clean-up effort in underway at Pacific High School in Langlois, just two weeks after vandals stole items and set fire to a portion of the building.
CSA appeals Tidewater zoning decision
Curry Sportsfishing Association and two environmental groups have filed their Notice of Intent to Appeal the Curry County Commissioners decision to allow Tidewater the opportunity to mine gravel in Wedderburn near its processing plant.
County OKs Tidewater request to mine Rogue
GOLD BEACH The Curry County Board of Commissioners on Monday approved 2-1 Tidewater Contractors' request to allow gravel mining at the old mill site on the Rogue River, despite a Gold Beach City Council resolution expressing "serious public safety concerns that such mining would adversely affect the water quality of the city of Gold Beach." The ...
Police log published Wednesday, October 21, 2009
DUII, 1:21 a.m.: Highway 101 /Zimmerman Lane. Shot fired, 11:07 a.m.: Lovell Lane.
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