Langlois News

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.

Sean Michael Villarreal, 25, Medford, on April 13 had his diversion on a driving under the influence of intoxicants conviction revoked.

A 74-year-old man died when he drove across Highway 101 and off the road into a tree on Saturday.

The right front passenger in the vehicle, 45-year old Richard Anthony Standiford of Langlois, was transported to Southern Coos General Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

After four years leading the Banks School District, Marv Ott has decided to call it quits.

LANGLOIS - The Oregon State Police says a 41-year-old man died Saturday night when his pickup left Highway 101 south of Bandon and went into a ditch.

A 41-year old Langlois man died Saturday night in a single-vehicle crash on U.S. 101 south of Bandon, Oregon State Police reported.

Paula Ann Boulley, 33, Brookings, was convicted March 23 of disorderly conduct. She was ordered to pay $750. Arnold Glenn Flowers, 48, Langlois, was convicted March 23 of fishing without a license.

Curry County school board races are shaping up for the May 19 election following Thursday's deadline for candidates to file.

By 2010, if everything goes as planned, the parking lot at the Gold Beach Visitors' Center will have an environmentally friendly facelift.

In a break with history, the next superintendent of the Forest Grove School District is going to be a woman.

GOLD BEACH There has been no rush to file for office in the Curry County Special District Election, with no candidates for school board or port director in either Brookings or Gold Beach as of Friday, Chief ...

Brookings-Harbor School District is far from alone when it comes to the budget crisis.

Julie Ann Curnett, 47, Reedley, Calif., was convicted Feb. 2 of possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is rolling out the first new timber sale under the Western Oregon Plan Revision, known as The Whopper.

The Oregon State Legislature passed a motion to set aside January 27 of each year to recognize the Fire Service Departments for their often heroic efforts in saving and protecting structures and property from ...

The cold blast of winter storms much like our country's chilly economic condition signaled the last week of 2008.