Langlois News

Sheriff's officers have arrested three young people for the crime spree at Pacific High School north of Port Orford earlier this month when a fire was started at the school and numerous crimes committed including burglary, arson, criminal mischief and theft of school property.

The clean-up effort in underway at Pacific High School in Langlois, just two weeks after vandals stole items and set fire to a portion of the building.

State arson investigators and the Curry County Sheriff's Department are awaiting the analysis of evidence taken from Pacific High School, which may help them sort out who may have set fire to the school, damaged the plumbing and stole valuable laptop computers.

The state of Oregon declared October 7 'Oregon Day of Culture'. As part of a week-long celebration, the Curry County Cultural Coalition met to honor 2009 grant recipients from the county and hear how Oregon Cultural Trust money is being put to use to promote the Arts.

PORT ORFORD The reward has been increased to $4,000 for information leading to the conviction of the person or people who broke into Pacific High School north of Port Orford last week, setting a fire and committing numerous crimes, including burglary, arson, criminal mischief and theft of school property.

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, but before you go to eat a bite of your cranberry sauce, you might be interested to know how it got to your table.

Click this picture to view a larger image. Submitted photos Above: Members of the Ford Family Foundation Curry County leadership training class are shown diligently working to plant the new Gold Beach bioswale adjacent to the Visitor Center.

LANGLOIS/COOS BAY, Ore. - This year's cranberry harvest doesn't get underway until later this fall, but local growers are already excited about their production forecasts.

The following information is taken from the daily logs of local law enforcement agencies.

Erick E.G. Hollenbeck, 19, Langlois, was convicted June 5 of violation of two separate probations.

Randall Douglas Adams, 50, Brookings, failed to appear May 26 for arraignment on a driving while suspended charge and driving under the influence of intoxicants.

Langlois, Oregon was once home to a thriving blue cheese factory that was destroyed in a fire in 1957.

Andy Allen Appleton, 21, Brookings, was convicted April 27 of disorderly conduct.