Personnel cuts looming in Sheridan
SHERIDAN — Leading up to the first Sheridan School District Budget Committee Meeting scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 7, in the district office, Superintendent Steve Sugg provided a budget preview ...
West Valley shows off its talent
SHERIDAN — Matteo Bucknell and Teddy Nortness, entered in the Student Division, took the stage at the West Valley’s Got Talent fundraiser Saturday night at the Monroe Event Center. They finished ...
Willamina secures large water grant
WILLAMINA — Willamina officials and councilors Tuesday night celebrated the news that the city has received a $495,900 Community Development Block Grant through Business Oregon to complete the ...
Willamina school administrators renewed
WILLAMINA — Principals Tim France, high school/middle school, and Sarah Norwood, elementary school, had their contracts renewed for three years by the Willamina School Board at Monday night’s ...
Fire erupts at Sheridan homeless camp
SHERIDAN — What Sheridan Deputy Fire Chief Allen Aschim described as a small propane cylinder ignited about 11 p.m. Sunday at a homeless camp just east of Sheridan, on the south side of Highway 18B ...
Sheridan locals planning new summer event
SHERIDAN — Sheridan Days was discontinued following last year’s June celebration, but an effort is being made to launch a new event titled Hometown Days. It would most likely will be held ...
Third arrest made in connection with fatal Willamina fire
The Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office has made a third arrest in connection with the June 2018 fire in rural Willamina that claimed the life of 79-year-old Dieter Aulig and injured his wife. Nicholas ...
Third arrest made in connection with fatal Willamina fire
The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office has made a third arrest in connection with the June 2018 fire in rural Willamina that claimed the life of 79-year-old Dieter Aulig and injured his wife. Nicholas J.D. ...
Sacred slice of tribal history returns home
Museum gives piece of Willamette Meteorite to Grand Ronde Tribes
Sheridan council hears about Wrigley winery
SHERIDAN — John Wrigley, co-owner with his wife, Jody, of J Wrigley Vineyards, sought support from the Sheridan City Council at this month’s regular meeting for their planned expansion of the ...
Sheridan Education Foundation awards grants
SHERIDAN - The Sheridan Education Foundation has awarded $5,100 in 2018-19 grants to support innovation in classrooms and increased opportunities for students throughout the district. Applications are ...
Lengthy Highway 18 pursuit ends in Grand Ronde area
FORT HILL — A pursuit that started in Lincoln City ended in the Fort Hill area Saturday afternoon. Lincoln City police were assisted by several local law enforcement agencies in bringing the chase ...
Willamina councilor leaves office
WILLAMINA — James Daley, elected to the Willamina City Council last November, has resigned the position for health reasons. The council accepted his resignation at its Tuesday night meeting. Theresa ...
Willamina Native American enrollment on the rise
WILLAMINA — Native American students total 40 percent of K-12 enrollment in the Willamina School District, Superintendent Carrie Zimbrick told the school board Monday night. There are 335 native ...
Sheridan law enforcement alternative suggested
SHERIDAN — Lucy Hebert, a lifelong Sheridan resident elected to the city council last November, suggested at this month’s work session the city might want to consider contracting with a private ...
