Computerized table provides virtual cadaver for LBCC students
When faculty members told Kristina Holton, dean of Linn-Benton Community College’s Science, Engineering and Math division, that they…
Veterans housing in Lebanon in works
Following the passion of his heart and the history of his family, James Lutz, the great-grandson of Edward…
Local Comp-NW students get thrills on Match Day
Two graduates of Lebanon High School opened their Match Day envelopes March 15 to see where they would…
Business contributes opening proceeds to artist
Oregon BBQ Company’s grand opening on March 6 was not only a celebration for the business, it was…
Habitat for Humanity seeks to raise profile
The Lebanon Area Habitat for Humanity hosted an informational fundraiser breakfast March 14 in an effort to raise…
New city water treatment plant opens with ceremony
Following more than eight years of planning and almost two years of construction, the City of Lebanon’s new…
COMP-NW medical students learning to be researchers as well as doctors
Medical students at COMP-Northwest in Lebanon do more than learn to be doctors, Dr. Glen Kisby, associate professor…
Vigil held for local homicide victim
Friends and supporters gathered at Ralston Park on the evening of March 1 to remember Tammy Hopper, who…
Aloha, Awards Celebration
Chamber honors Lebanon leaders with Islands flavor By Sarah Brown The annual Lebanon Chamber of Commerce’s Community Distinguished…
LHS art students win award given to those considered among best in state
Six students from Lebanon High School recently won a Gold Key in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards…
Community members: Mega Foods’ sudden departure leaves big gap
After 20 years of business in Lebanon, Mega Foods shut its doors Jan. 30. The family-owned company cited…
‘Ales & Assets’ class focuses on finances and fizz
What could be more fun than learning about the financial ins and outs of banking, budgeting, home buying…
Library hosts la flamenco
The Lebanon Public Library hosted Flamenco Pacifico, a group comprised of musicians and dancers along the West Coast,…
Local couple devoting retirement to sharing business expertise
Every morning, Joe and Marlene Peterson can be found at a Starbucks having their daily coffee and enjoying…
Live Longer Lebanon sets health goals
As many Americans dive into New Year’s resolutions that may or may not last all year, partners of…
Lebanon man, 81, tops 30 gallons in blood
It took 40 years for Paul McCoy to reach the milestone of donating 30 gallons of blood, achieving…
Local musician’s talents came as surprise to acquaintances
James F. Wright likes to say, “There’s no parole from rock ’n’ roll.” Once a person performs musically,…
Circlers celebrate 70 years on square dance floor
If someone puts you in a box, square dance. Or dance circles around them. Or do both at…
Main Street ‘Treml’s’ building getting restoration, thanks to city program
The building that houses Treml’s Jewelry, at 772 Main St., is undergoing the first phase of a facade…
Kiwanis disband with donations
Lebanon Kiwanis members, who called it quits in October, make a final donation of the service club’s remaining…
Shopping day at Pioneer
Pioneer School held its annual Scholar Dollar Store on Dec. 20. Students who had demonstrated good behavior got…
McDaniel Field opens at Christopher Columbus Park
McDaniel Field at Christopher Columbus Park was dedicated Dec. 14 in honor of Jim and Heather McDaniel, who…
Physical therapy class addresses participants’ painful issues
**This is the first of a two-part series about new ways to control pain. Kari White said she’s…
Flannelheads gathering at local eatery draws large gathering
A guy dresses up like Elmer Fudd and walks into a bar. Two people in flannel walk in…