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BAKER CITY — A regional committee from the Oregon Department of Forestry has given Josh and Jacque Cobb of Baker Valley a merit award for their efforts to improve elk […]
Oregon’s two Planned Parenthood providers covering the state’s southwest and the Columbia-Willamette area will consolidate their operations as financial pressures mount. Board members for both Oregon branches of the nonprofit […]
Our beautiful Charmie Sprague, 93 years old, passed away Nov. 6, 2026, surrounded by her precious children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was born in Westport, Oregon, June 22, …
Lavina passed away at home on Oct. 10, 2026. She was born Jan. 2, 1935, in Rainier, Washington, to Arthur and Carrie LaFleur. She was married to Richard Quarnstrom, who preceded her in death in 2024, …
James (Jim) Hofmann was born in Chehalis, Washington, on June 7, 1935, to Rudolph Hofmann and Elvira Albrecht. He grew up on the family farm in Winlock and graduated from Winlock High School in 1953. …
The Washington state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is planning prescribed burns on up to 30 locations within Capitol State Forest this fall to remove piles of slash and debris from recent …
SpaceX’s Starship is back on Earth, captured in midair by giant mechanical arms at its Texas launch pad. Starship descended from orbit Saturday, returning to where its journey began 22
STARBASE, Texas (AP) — SpaceX’s Starship is back on Earth, captured in midair by giant mechanical arms at its Texas launch pad. Starship descended from orbit Saturday, returning to where
CODY — The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission heard proposals from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department on several regulation changes and updates during the first day of its November
A large majority of Wyoming residents say the University of Wyoming has a strong level of connection with their communities and acts in ways that reflect Wyoming values, new survey
Southern Utah is an amazing place to live. Great people, fun things to do and a thriving local business community – and that
Since 2007, the Central Arizona Project has been part of a collaborative effort to run cloud seeding equipment in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. The agency chose not to keep funding the work as the broader fight over Colorado River water plays out.