Serving the communities of Stayton, Sublimity, Aumsville, Lyons and Mehama
Multiple outstanding organizations were recognized by the Stayton Sublimity Area Chamber of Commerce during its annual chamber and community awards luncheon on March 13. The event recognized businesses, nonprofits and individuals who have had an […]
The cities of Aumsville and Sublimity are starting 2025 with nearly $1 million between them in state grants for park projects, with construction scheduled throughout the year. On Sept. 18, 2024, the Oregon Parks and […]
The City of Stayton is bringing back its Community Improvement Grant program after a successful round of grants were awarded last year. On Jan. 6, the City announced a new round of funding in its […]
The City of Aumsville will be using a Pacific Power grant to help establish its “musical park” at Porter Boone Park. Aumsville was one of 63 communities and nonprofits in Oregon, Washington and California to […]
Most people have a love story, maybe it’s about how they met their partner, their feelings for their child, their relationship with a grandchild, parent or grandparent, or the ceaseless devotion of a pet. Whatever […]
The Stayton Sublimity Chamber of Commerce is joining with presenting sponsor Umpqua Bank to “celebrate the unique and outstanding contributions of local businesses, non-profits and individuals who seek to enhance our region.” But they need […]
The new Willamette River Preservation Trust is on the verge of acquiring its first piece of property. The organization formed earlier this year, aimed at purchasing land in the Willamette basin for conservation and recreation. […]
A Regis High Eagle Scout has been honored by the American Legion as its Scout of the Year for Oregon. Luke West, a 2024 Regis graduate, received the honor Aug. 20 at an American Legion […]
After extensive discussion May 13, Linn County Commissioners agreed to reopen a code text amendment process. The issue concerns Confined Animal Feeding Operations for which the commissioners had approved a one-mile setback from neighboring properties […]
Habitat for Humanity of the Mid-Willamette Valley plans to build a new low-income home in Stayton after receiving a $1.2 million grant from Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS). The grant was part of $65 […]