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A Grayville woman found herself behind bars Friday afternoon following her arrest at Wal Mart in Carmi. She was in court Monday morning for a first appearance facing charges of Retail Theft, Obstructing Justice, Possession of Meth, and Unlawful Use of Property, class 4 felonies. Additionally, 43 […]
Andrei Malaev-Babel has been the the lead acting teacher at the three-year graduate acting school for 16 years and will now take on running the program.
The Lane County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday voted on a tentative denial for an application to dig a long-planned, controversial gravel quarry on an Oakridge-area butte. Commissioners voted 3-2 against amending the Lane County Rural Comprehensive Plan to add a quarry to the inventory of significant mineral and aggregate sites and authorize mining there. Oakridge-area residents have fought to protect the site, commonly known as TV Butte, from mining operations since it was proposed in 2015. The tentative denial instructs county staff to draft language for another vote in October that...
Author of the article: Darcy MacDonald • Postmedia Content Works Publishing date: Apr 28, 2021 • April 29, 2021 • 4 minute read Deanna and Tom Wright of Vancouver Island, B.C., and their children head for the water in their 40-foot powerboat as often as possible. Photo by Photo courtesy of the Wright family Article content Canadians from coast to coast love the glory and freedom open waters offer families Canada is nautical by nature, and there are as many ways for outdoor types around the country to enjoy boating life as there are varieties of vessels and bodies of wa...
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