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Submitted photo A tower accessed by ladder and exited by rope is one of the Race the Reaper obstacles. The event, scheduled Saturday at the Flying M Ranch, is in its fourth year.

Strictly for the fittest

Reaper race poses ultimate strength and endurance test

Submitted photo The 1958 Ideal is one of six vintage trailers stationed at the Willamette Valley Wine Country RV Park in Dayton. Twenty restored coaches will be available for rent by the end of the year.

Vintage charm with a modern flair

Rental trailers are tiny homes away from home

Marcus Larson/News-Register After years in hot, dry Arizona, Paul Mentzer and Mike Nichols say that they have been enjoying the opportunity to garden in western Oregon s more temperate and plant-welcoming climate.

A gardener's paradise

July's Yard of the Month features colorful annual blossoms in the summer

Marcus Larson/News-RegisterBonnie and Norman Clow chat with Jim McFarlane about their childhood days during a reunion for those who attended local country schools.

Big on small schools

Former students of country schoolhouses reunite in Dayton to share stories, photos and food

News-Register file photoSteep competition: Derby car races draw crowds to the ramp in Beulah Park.

Derby Days rolling into town

Yamhill's annual summer festival opens Friday night

A week of happy food discoveries

A fresh herb and a sweet fruit add kick to old standbys

Farmers, ranchers wear many hats

So much to know to keep operations running smoothly

Budget lodging for retired travelers

Plenty of alternative options to save money

Marcus Larson/News-RegisterMaster dog trainer Mack Reid demonstrates the tracking skills of his newest canine, Denner. The dog will complete training when she’s partnered with an officer.

When work looks like play

Trainer prepares dogs for police work

Nastacia Voisin/News-RegisterJennifer Diehl paints a morning landscape at Wood Lavender Farm as part of the annual Oregon Lavender Paint Out. She’ll submit her work to the Yamhill Lavender Festival’s Plein Air Art Show in Beulah Park this weekend.

Mastering a medium

Professional painter knew from the beginning she wanted to be an artist

Marcus Larson/News-RegisterCindi Hiatt-Henry has been named both Oregon and regional nutrition service director of the year. Her goal: To feed all the children.

Her mission is nutrition

Cindi Hiatt-Henry is passionate about feeding kids

Kitten season is here

Volunteers foster little ones until they're ready for adoption

Dancers face the music

Line dancing is fun, even if you're out of step

When to see a geriatrician

Specialists can coordinate care, prescriptions

Baker County LibraryPostmistress and Robinette Store owner Francis Carrithers with daughter, Diane, and their dog, Tojo, at the family store in the early 1950s.

Lost cities of Oregon

Thriving communities sank beneath lakes created by dams

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