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Renovated 1888 Building Listed $2.59 Million

NEWBERG, Ore. — Newberg’s oldest commercial building is back on the market after nearly two years of renovations that updated two rental units on the upper level and two commercial spaces on the ground floor. Get These Stories First, Right in your Inbox. We send out a FREE...
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Salem Police Department Crime Report Shows Drops in Violent Crime in 2025 over 2024

SALEM, Ore. — The Salem Police Department has released their latest annual report on crime and it does showed marked improvements in major categories. Crime in Salem, Reporting the Trends 2025 take an extensive look at all the major crime categories and it does in fact show how there is a downward trend.
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Slight improvements, dip seen in Beaverton, Sherwood and Tigard-Tualatin school districts’ grad rates

Gradation rates rose — and in one case dipped slightly — from the previous year in three eastern Washington County school districts. Still, all remained higher than the state average for the Class of 2025. Data released Jan. 29 by the Oregon Department of Education show 83% of...
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News release: OHA Healthy Homes Grant supports recovery housing improvements

KEIZER, Ore.— Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is supporting healthier, safer housing for people in recovery through its Healthy Homes Grant Program, including funding awarded recently to Soaring Heights Recovery Homes in Keizer. The Healthy Homes Grant Program helps organizations make home improvements that reduce...
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Wine Wednesday: Oregon Chardonnay Celebration enters 15th year

It's not just red wine taking the spotlight in the Willamette Valley these days.
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Lebanon High begins Heath Stadium bleacher demolition, aims for flat ground by month’s end

LEBANON, Ore. — The renovations at Lebanon High School have begun. Last fall we told you about the school's bid to win T-Mobile's Friday Night Lights competition and, while the Warriors didn't walk away with the grand prize, they came away with more than $100,000 to renovate Heath Stadium's aging bleachers.
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Motorcyclist injured in hit-and-run by a drunk driver in Thurston County

A motorcyclist was severely injured in a hit-and-run by a drunk driver on northbound Interstate 5 in Thurston County on Tuesday. The at-fault driver, identified by the Washington State Patrol as ...
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Oregon Late February Weather: 60-70% Storm Surge, Cascade Snow Likely Above 7,000 Feet

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Portland, Oregon – Wet highways and reduced visibility could slow drivers along I-5 and U.S. 26 before 8 a.m. Thursday as a series of Pacific systems moves into Oregon, bringing widespread rain in the...
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Will Oregon buy iconic Abiqua Falls? Lawmakers are scrambling to make a deal

As soon as Oregon state Sen. Fred Girod, R-Silverton, heard about the sale of one of the state’s most iconic waterfalls, which happens to be in his district, he knew he had to act fast. A 40-acre parcel of land containing Abiqua Falls, a 92-foot waterfall just outside Silverton,...
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John Kitzhaber Is Still Fighting for His Oregon Health Plan

John Kitzhaber is going to Salem. “I’m on my way down to rain on the OHA bill,” he says from his car, driving from Portland and talking to WW via Bluetooth. The legislation in question, House Bill 4003, is wonky—frankly, it’s a bit tough to even describe—but it’s no mystery why it has special significance to Oregon’s...

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