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Oregon City sculptor Ben Dye turns a creative eye and welding torch to scrap metal
Dye constructed a QR code,A A" an image smartphones scan to go to a particular website, out of steel.
Steele re-elected to WL-WV School Board - Tuesday, 21 May 2013 11:00
Voters on Tuesday returned Keith Steele to Position 5 on the West Linn-Wilsonville School Board, choosing the incumbent over challenger Ron Parton.
Three geometric outdoor rugs in budget, midrange and investment prices
Mad Mats makes a line of affordable, fade-proof outdoor rugs in simple geometric designs, like this houndstooth, as well as a huge range of traditional, folk art and floral patterns.
West Linn-Wilsonville Education Foundation counts on families - Thursday, 16 May 2013 10:00
The West Linn-Wilsonville Education Foundation is in the middle of its annual fundraising effort - the COUNT campaign - to raise money for classroom teaching positions.
Tualatin Valley Water District proposal not to hold vote before using Willamette water moves forward
Pump station at the Wilsonville Water Treatment Plant, which provides drinking water from the Willamette River.
WL-Wilsonville Education Foundation counts on families
Kathryn Whittaker stands outside Boones Ferry Primary School with her children, from left, front row: Keaton and Kullen, back: Kenley and Kylie.
BedMart Mattress grows, prospers in Northwest
WILSONVILLE, Ore. - Steven Stone opened his first sleep shop more than two decades ago and has grown the business one mattress at a time, he says.
Tualatin Valley Water District may use Willamette River water without voter approval
The district passed an ordinance in 2001 declaring it must hold a vote before using the Willamette River as a water source, but the district's board of commissioners will consider repealing that ordinance at Wednesday's meeting.
Family: Man who allegedly broke into girl's room is living in the past
Jesse Williams appears in court Monday after police say he broke into a girl's room Mother's Day morning.
Miller family opens a cupcake shop in Wilsonville
It's hard to be serious about something as fun as cupcakes, unless you are the owner of Seriously Cupcakes, a new shop in Wilsonville.
Man accused of breaking into 11-year-old girl's bedroom in Wilsonville
A police photo shows an air-conditioning unit that was pushed aside, allowing access to an 11-year-old girl's bedroom window in Wilsonville.
Burglar breaks in to sleeping Wilsonville family's home
WILSONVILLE, Ore. A burglar broke into a Wilsonville family's home through the window of their sleeping 11-year-old daughter's bedroom early Sunday morning.
Oregon House bill could stop proposed Stafford-area composting facility
S&H Logging Inc., is seeking a permit from the state Department of Environmental Qualtiy to develop this 25-acre Christmas tree farm in the Stafford-area to host a new composting facility.
The Infinity of it All will perform live in concert at 6 p.m. Thursday at the McMenamin's Old Church in Wilsonville.
Safe Routes project complete in Wilsonville
Students walking to and from Lowrie Primary School in Wilsonville are guided by white dots on the sidewalk, indicating the safest route to walk.
Wilsonville Urban Renewal budget tops $30 million
Urban Renewal funding has paid for prominent projects in Wilsonville, including the revamp of the Interstate 5-Wilsonville Road interchange, above.
Oregon inmates provide for Locks of Love
It's not the traditional setting for a beauty salon, but on Wednesday behind prison walls in Wilsonville, dozens of women had haircuts and donated the trimmings to Locks of Love.
Cornelius Police Department could contract with Washington County Sheriff's Office
The Cornelius Police Department might contract with the Washington County Sheriff's Office , a move Interim Chief Ken Summers says would be cost effective and provide city residents better service.
Seriously Cupcakes Opens In Wilsonville
A family-owned cupcake shop has opened in Wilsonville. Called Seriously Cupcakes, the shop is located in the former Wilsonville Coffee Company spot near the bowling alley.
Metro to host Regional Trails Fair tomorrow
This old rail corridor deep in the Tillamook Forest will someday be a biking and walking path.