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When children walk into the GARF shelter, they’re coming in at an unstable time in their lives. But thanks to a couple of students from Campbell County High School, their
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The holidays bring out the best in fun for residents of Cherokee County, including the popular Christmas Parade with Santa and Mrs. Claus.
HERMISTON — Jake Walls grew up in Hermiston around automotive repair shops his father and grandfather owned, and he had driven down that same road. “I was raised in the […]
BAKER CITY — The U.S. Forest Service on Thursday, Nov. 5, sold about 2 million board-feet of timber cut as part of firebreak construction during the McCully Fire near Sumpter. […]
PENDLETON — The Arts Council of Pendleton celebrated 25 years of the Pendleton Center for the Arts with trips down memory lane, live music and a gala and auction. Roberta […]
Foraging communities in Portland and Eugene are much more visible and organized, but the Mid-Valley area has excellent proximity to mushroom hotspots near the coast, in the Cascades and maybe even your backyard. Mid-Valley denizens are finding wild edibles everywhere — joining their search is just a matter of initiation.
Rally Point is the Mid-Willamette YMCA’s new 38-unit affordable housing complex for veterans, projected to open at 1000 Price Rd SE in Albany.
The Franklin Avenue underpass will temporarily reopen to traffic for the holiday season between the end of the day Nov. 20 through Jan. 3. This will allow easier access to […]
PASCO — Alexandra Broome made a living in the 40s at the 2A state meet the past three years. The Tumwater senior never finished higher than 40th or lower than 49th in her three state …
Read The Chronicle's previous articles about the recent move by Brick in the Wall here: https://tinyurl.com/3j9w2w9f
Children experience grief differently depending on their age. Understanding their reactions, talking openly about loss and finding ways to remember a beloved pet can help families navigate a difficult time.
The city of Vancouver’s new Inspire Vancouver cultural access program will award 45 inaugural grants to 32 individuals and nonprofit groups.
The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program has named a permanent program administrator to help guide the estimated $14.4 billion project through its first phase of construction.