News for those who live, work and play in North Santiam Canyon
The City of Aumsville now has the funds in hand to move forward on the project to replace its water treatment plant. Oregon Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley announced in late February that the […]
Aumsville leaders celebrated steady progress toward major accomplishments during the State of the City Address Feb. 12 at the Aumsville City Council meeting. Delivered by City Administrator Ron Harding, the 40-minute presentation focused on community […]
The City of Aumsville has commissioned a rate study to learn how much it may have to charge customers to finance a new sewer plant as the project enters a new design phase. On Jan. […]
Efforts by the city of Aumsville to raise money for a new water treatment plan have received a $5 million shot in the arm. In the closing days of the 2023 Legislature the city received […]
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek visited Aumsville on June 22, making a breakfast stop to discuss water treatment plant issues with city officials. The visit, which was closed to the media and the public, was the […]
Aumsville has received another $1.25 million to help its effort to replace its water treatment facility. In one of the last acts of his seven terms in Congress, U.S. Rep. Kurt Schrader of the 5th District […]
Aumsville is going “corny!” The 54th Annual Corn Festival is coming this month, with free hot-buttered corn and plenty of fun for everyone. The theme this year is “Who You Gonna Call? Corn Huskers!” “The […]
The City of Aumsville has added its voice to those opposing large-scale chicken ranches in the region as state lawmakers take up the matter for possible legislation next year. During the June 13 meeting of […]
T-Mobile announced last week the Aumsville was awarded a $22,316 Hometown Grant to help build Maude’s, a tiny business village now under construction in Porter-Boone Park. “City staff works hard to find ways to accomplish […]
Aumsville’s Tiny Business Village in Porter-Boone Park has stirred up community interest. “We will be branding this building as Maude’s,” said Ron Harding, city administrator. “Maude Boone was the person who donated the property now […]