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Clinehens thanks BOE for support JACKSON CENTER — The Jackson Center Local Board of Education was thanked by a longtime employee during its meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021. The meeting was recheduled from Monday, Feb. 15, becauze of the weather. Lora Clinehens wanted to personally thank the board for their support over the years as she will retire at the end of the school year after teaching for 28 years. The board accepted donation of $350 from Tom and Darlene Woolley fir the Athletic Fu...

February 17 2021 95 years ago February 18, 1926 The advertising is out for a second old time Henry Ford dance at the pavilion Friday, Feb 26, and this dance promises to be the largest dance of its kind ever held in Central Oregon. The pavilion will be decorated, giving the occasion a gala appearance, and from present indications, it is estimated the crowd will double the number that attended the other old time dance. The music for this dance will be furnished by the Spokane Symphonaters, c...

tbennett@newsandsentinel.com Delegate Sean Hornbuckle makes a plea for lawmakers to slow down during debate on House Bill 2012. (Photo Provided) Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Trump, R-Morgan, said an intermediate court of appeals is needed in West Virginia. (Photo Provided) Artist’s rendering of the future John Chambers College of Business and Economics. (Photo Provided) From left, Harry “Hap” Esbenshade III with his late father, Harry H. Esbenshade Jr. (Phot...

A car negotiates a snow-covered Waterford Road Monday morning near Marietta. (Photo by Art Smith) Drivers Monday morning took care during their morning commutes, including at Fourth and Putnam streets in Marietta where cars maneuver through the intersection. (Photo by Art Smith) A buggy at Henderson Hall in Boaz stands ready during the ice and snowstorm on Monday. (Photo by Art Smith) West Virginia Route 14 was snow-covered where traffic slowly moved Monday morning in Boaz. Scho...

Coffee-table book celebrates Oregon hiking Tuesday, February 16, 2021 10:54 AM Trail writers have produced a spectacular compendium of Oregon’s outdoor adventures. photo provided Renowned trail guide William Sullivan has partnered with trail writer Craig Romano and photographer Bart Smith on a spectacular coffee-table book that celebrates the trails of the Pacific Northwest with stunning photography, maps, rarely-seen archival photos, and in...

Encinitas —  A proposal to combine two ocean-view buildings along south Cardiff’s Restaurant Row and create one super-sized facility with space for multiple wedding receptions has won its first set of permit approvals. The Encinitas Planning Commission voted 3-1, with Commission Chairman Glenn O’Grady opposed and Commissioner Al Apuzzo absent, to grant the project a design review permit and a minor-use permit. Next, it’s on to the state Coastal Commission. Pacific Coast Grill owner St...

Photos by Art Smith ABOVE: A car makes its way down Sacra Via Street Sunday following a wet snow that eventually turned to rain throughout the Marietta area. BELOW: A runner makes his way north on the River Trail Sunday during a heavy rain Sunday. Even though snow had been plowed from the path, few ventured out onto the path during an extremely wet Sunday afternoon. NEWSLETTER Im interested in (please check all that apply) Daily Newsletter

You're not celebrating National Southern Food Day without experiencing a little decadence, even when you go plant-based at East End Market's new Winter Park Biscuit Co, But of course, there are plenty of traditional options in town....

The driver of a dump truck that fell down an embankment at Geneva Rock has died, police said.

Authorities have identified a man who died after a dump truck fell down an embankment at Geneva Rock on Tuesday.