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The City of Columbia has installed speed bumps on two roads five minutes apart from one another.

Coquille Indian Tribe members have their first subsistence hunting opportunities in five southwest Oregon counties under a new state agreement that acknowledges treaty rights once negotiated but never...

Columbia received a $2.8 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration, which will help purchase two electric buses for Columbias public transit system.

The meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. in City Hall conference room 1A/1B.

Central Pantry announced last year it was moving to the Business Loop, taking it away from a nearby bus stop. Go COMO remedied that concern with a route change.

Go COMO transit will provide service to 10 new bus stops on the gold route that will be added Aug. 1.

In what’s described as a “historic partnership”, the Coquille Tribe and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife have agreed to jointly manage a five-county area.

The program seeks to add environmental benefits, but some raise concerns about traffic visibility and general unsightliness.

Due to increasing gas prices, many people are choosing to take the bus.

With gasoline prices reaching record high prices, regular bus users are seeing new people on board.