Serving the communities of Stayton, Sublimity, Aumsville, Lyons and Mehama
State Rep. Ed Diehl, whose district includes Stayton and the Santiam Canyon, has joined the crowded field of Republican candidates for governor. Diehl, who is in his second term representing District 17, announced his bid […]
It’s only been 16 months since Our Town shared the story of Lincoln Medeiros, the little boy from Scio who, when he was only six months old, was diagnosed with the rare genetic disorder spastic […]
The City of Aumsville and Santiam Hospital & Clinics are in line to receive new emergency preparedness gear from the state. The grants are part of the $8.1 million State Preparedness and Incipient Response Equipment […]
Santiam Hospital & Clinics will use a state grant of nearly $5 million to construct a new ambulance facility for the hospital in Sublimity. State Sen. Fred Girod (Republican, Stayton), shepherded the $4,759,310 grant through […]
“This is cool,” says Travis Williams. “This is a bloom I haven’t seen out here yet.” Williams is in his element. A long-time environmental activist with the Willamette Riverkeepers, he is now engrossed in a […]
The Santiam Canyon has moved off of DEFCON 5 amid a change of timing on the part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Corps, which was planning to draw down Detroit Lake to […]
The annual Linn County Lamb and Wool Fair in Scio, Oregon will celebrate its 90th anniversary this year with a jam-packed schedule of petting zoos, pie eating contests, quilt shows, car shows, talent shows, tractor shows, […]
The service integration team at Santiam Hospital & Clinics has set up three free events for the coming weeks. First, on Tuesday, March 4, the hospital team will show the film No Place to Grow […]
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 […]
6+ years for comic thefts An Aumsville man has been sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison after pleading guilty to stealing high-value comic books from numerous clients through his online comic restoration business. Michael David […]