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PCC rolls out class offerings Portland Community College is offering...
Portland Community College is offering two classes starting the week of Jan. 4, 2010, at St.
Flu clinic provides 700 doses of the H1N1 vaccine
St. Helens' Jen Johnston and her 4-year-old son, Logan, join Scappoose's Kellia Meharry and her son, Quinn, 2, in a less congested patch of grass at the Columbia Health District office on Gable Road last Friday as others held their place in line.
Media Advisory: Coast Guard establishes safety zone on Columbia River
The Coast Guard established a safety zone Sunday on the Columbia River during a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers channel improvement project between Warrior Point and Bachelor Point near St.
Teen cited after crashing into patrol car
A St. Helens police officer and his K-9 were not injured Tuesday evening when their patrol car was rear-ended by a vehicle at the scene of a non-injury crash on Highway 30 west of St.
Doctor who changed how Americans understand the link of disease and diet dies
Dr. William E. "Bill" Connor, a clinician and scientist whose pioneering research helped Americans grasp the powerful links between diet and disease, died Oct.
West High marching band places first at competition
West Salem High School's marching band captured first place in the "Southridge Spectacle of Sound" band competition Oct.
Blasting planned Sunday on Columbia River
A dredging contractor plans to start blasting rock Sunday from a stretch of the Columbia River near St.
Weekend Get-Out Guide: Oct. 29 - Nov. 1
Get out and explore with our budget-friendly Weekend Get-Out Guide for Thursday, Oct.
Log truck accident on Hwy. 30 sparks suit
ST. HELENS, Ore. - It has been more than a year since 28-year-old Jeffery Little died on Highway 30.
PCC Rock Creek President promises more opportunities for county residents
ST. HELENS When Portland Community College representatives met with community members in St.
Albany crash takes life of pedestrian who had St. Helens kin
A Saturday morning crash 40 miles north of Eugene killed a woman who reportedly ran out onto Highway 34.
Oregon DHS denies application for new hospital in St. Helens
State regulators decided today to reject a proposal for a 12-bed acute care hospital in St.
Columbia County so far has reported a mixed bag of flu occurrences,...
Robert Joseph Gauen Robert Joseph Gauen, whose life centered on his...
Robert Joseph Gauen, whose life centered on his family, faith, friends, fishing and food, died peacefully Oct.
A missing hiker and his dog are rescued in Columbia County
A 72-year-old man who went on a hike with his dog and spent the night in the wilderness near St.
Tax bills on the rise for Columbia County property owners
Property owners, be on the lookout for your 2009-2010 property tax statements, which will soon be in the mail.
Samuelson returns to St. Helens for stories at the Fall Festival of Fictitious Finery
A familiar face will return to the St. Helens Public Library on Oct. 24 to participate in the Fall Festival of Fictitious Finery.
McNulty, St. Helens tangle in bidding war for hospital contract
After weeks, if not months, of bargaining and maneuvering, McNulty Water District has beat out the city of St.
Business savvy keeps Mark's afloat
Mark Altstetter with his dog, Jake, on a sunny afternoon on the deck at Mark's on the Channel in Scappoose.
Nearly four hours after a single-engine airplane went missing in south Columbia County Monday, emergency personnel pulled a conscious but battered Washington man from the plane's wreckage.