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PORTLAND — Oregon is turning 165 years old this month, and it’s only right to celebrate the occasion.

THOMASVILLE- Members of the John B. Gordon 383 UDC were presented a program about the CSS Chattahoochee by chapter member Florence Harrell. She explained how the gunboat came about. In

Just when the Bay Area was getting used to sunshine and dry days, another week of wet weather is on the horizon.

The lobby at the Wabash Bus Station on Tenth Street in Columbia is open for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Clearing skies overnight and cold with lows in the mid 20s-near 30. Partly sunny and nice Tuesday with highs in the mid 40s-near 50.

This editorial was published in The Seattle Times.

We are getting to that time of year again when local anglers need to be reminded to be prepared to remove all ice fishing shanties off local lakes and rivers.

“I told you so,” said the groundhog. El Niño conditions are still holding strong here in Teton Valley. That means warmer than average temperatures and less precipitation for us, which

The title of my 2003 book, “Useful Idiots,” was a reference to a perhaps apocryphal quote sometimes attributed to Lenin to the effect that gullible liberals in the West would

SALEM — Low-lying areas, start your sump pumps.