Serving the communities of Stayton, Sublimity, Aumsville, Lyons and Mehama
Crystal Chesley-Kluver started Ribbons and Things so she could stay home with her boys. By Mary Owen An Aumsville mother of three was motivated by a family challenge to start what has now become a […]
Loyola Marymount is a far cry from any school you could find in Oregon. Here the students drive better cars than the professors (we’re talking brand new Benzes, dude), the weather is nearly perfect year-round and the potential for a classmate to undergo a rather “adult” cosmetic surgery is as probable as seeing North Face sweaters on U of O’s campus.
Never in a million years did Jonathan Ehmig dream that at the age of 28 he would be married to the girl next door and raising cattle on the farm where he grew up. Highland Oak Farm is 160-acres of well-kept pastureland between Stayton and Scio on which Ehmig raises and direct-markets natural grass fed, black Angus cattle that produce meat often compared with the famous Kobe beef from Japan.