The city of Winston dedicated a new restroom facility Wednesday at Riverbend Park, work that city officials say will add more capacity during events.
The Myrtle Creek City Council voted to table an annexation of “island properties” Tuesday.
The following students are on the Canyonville Middle School honor roll for the third quarter of the 2017-18 school year.
The following students are on the Coffenberry Middle School third quarter honor roll for the 2017-18 school year.
WINSTON — A traveling basketball team brought an anti-bullying message to the Winston-Dillard School District on Thursday. They took their skills and comedy routine to Douglas High School after putting on a show for the Winston Middle School students earlier in the day.
Spring is here, and it is almost feeling like it. There have been some wonderful things happening around Glendale, and we are so glad to be able to share it with all of you.
Myrtle Creek City Council voted Tuesday to pursue an urban renewal plan, a first step toward a financial move that could fund millions of dollars of improvements.
The Myrtle Creek-Tri City Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking a contract bookkeeper to replace Barb Ellard, who resigned recently after serving for almost one year. This is a paid position with the chamber that requires knowledge of basic bookkeeping practices and, except for attending an oc…
The city of Winston is readying a new police station that will move the police department from cramped city hall quarters into its own building, a much-needed change for the department, according to city officials.
MYRTLE CREEK — Pet owners in Myrtle Creek will soon have a new place to bring their dogs, cats, birds, iguanas and more, as Countryside Veterinary Service expands to a second location.
The Family Church in Green is hoping it has started a new tradition in Winston.
The owner of a recently opened Myrtle Creek bakery has hit on a unique business idea — it makes treats for people and dogs.
Children watched transfixed as a cheetah walked through paint, its wide paws plodding onto a blank canvas, splattering its paw prints in red and green.
As far as 7-year-old Lacey Lavine is concerned, she’s just like all the other kids.
Spring in Riddle has arrived. The planters around town are beginning to bloom, with the hanging baskets soon to follow. It’s a beautiful sight to behold.
A McGovern Elementary School student was arrested Wednesday morning for allegedly threatening a "shootout" in writing on a bathroom wall, the fourth such arrest this year.
This weekend we held our 60th Annual Citizen of the Year Banquet. Our Diamond Anniversary! Our theme this year was 60 years of Community Service and we invited all local community organizations to take a panel in our local Elks Lodge and decorate it with their accomplishments. It was a fanta…
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