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January 26, 2024
100 Years Ago: 1924 “Rosco Orcutt of Somerville traded his hens with Charles Crummett for a sleigh,” and the very next Saturday the price of eggs went to $1 and it rained, spoiling his sleighing. Rosco thinks now of swapping his sleigh for an auto. 50 Years Ago: 1974 The Pine Tree Warriors are sponsoring […]
October 3, 2023
Houston Public Media confirmed that multiple Houston ISD campuses are not providing speech therapy, just over a month after the district slashed 21 special ed contractors. According to a spokesperson, the district is working to fill vacancies on its speech team.
September 11, 2023
Snapshots, reader-submitted photos of community events, are published Monday. They may include service projects, guest speakers at club meetings, awards being presented or kids doing school projects. Just make sure there are people in the photo — no more than 12 — and keep it current.
November 14, 2022
Ignite! Reading is being piloted in 20 schools and districts across the country, including in Tigard and Eastern Oregon
February 23, 2022
The Texas flag is painted on the front of a backyard storage shed that was built to look like a barn, which is situated next to a covered patio that
January 15, 2022
Given who we are talking about, it should not be a surprise that the answer is fairly complex
January 14, 2022
The state's most recent weekly count, 47,272 cases, is nearly three times more than the record set last August. Here's the latest about school cancelations, the spread of the virus, and options for getting a COVID-19 test.
January 11, 2022
Oregon health authorities reported Monday that 18,538 new confirmed or presumptive COVID-19 cases were identified over the weekend.
January 10, 2022
As the omicron variant of COVID-19 spreads through Oregon, schools and businesses are scrambling to stay open with fewer healthy people. State health officials say the surge of infections will get worse before it gets better.
January 10, 2022
As the omicron variant of COVID-19 spreads through Oregon, schools and businesses are scrambling to stay open with fewer healthy people. State health officials say the surge of infections will get worse before it gets better.