Idanha News

A collision involving three vehicles on Highway 22 killed one person and injured five others Saturday afternoon.

One man died and five others went to the hospital after a three car crash on Oregon 22 east of the Cascade foothills town of Idanha.

An annual chicken dinner at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Sublimity is set for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.

The Linn County Sheriff's Office has released more details concerning the Wednesday arrest of an Idanha woman on a robbery charge.

An Idanha woman was arrested Wednesday evening on a robbery charge, according to Linn County 1st Sgt.

Reunion organizers are seeking information about alumni from Stayton High School's class of 2000.

A Stayton woman was arraigned Monday on an accusation she stole more than $10,000 in property from her employer, a local fire district.

Proud parent Steve Nielsen snapped photographs as Sheila Nielsen got their son, Luke, 6, ready with his supplies for his first day of kindergarten at Gates Elementary School.

Despite some weaknesses revealed by preliminary Adequate Yearly Progress reports released recently by the state's Oregon Department of Education, officials at three area school districts say stimulus-funded extra staffing will bolster student success this year.

A Keizer woman was arrested Monday in connection with two fires that destroyed a Bonneville Power transmission pole and a home in Detroit on July 10, the Marion County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday.

MOUNT ANGEL - When it comes to celebrating Oregon's rich 150-year heritage, the city of Mount Angel did it the best way it knew how: Bavarian style.

DETROIT, Ore., -- A Keizer woman has been accused of arson and other charges for a power pole fire Monday near Detroit and a July 10 house fire in this Santiam Canyon town.

From all indications it appears the victim suffered from a medical issue and fell into the lake while fishing.

John and Teresa Cavander of Gates dressed in mountain-man attire and shared the pioneer spirit Saturday to celebrate the state sesquicentennial.

Marion County has joined forces with more than 50 partners in hosting a "150 Miles for 150 Years" relay through each of its 20 cities along with a few unincorporated communities.

A special relay deserves a special baton, not one of those run-of-the-mill aluminum ones you see at track and field meets.