Mega-bike race starts and finishes in downtown Lebanon
Downtown Lebanon was the nerve center for a demanding bicycle race, the Swift Summit 200/100, held Saturday, Aug.…
River View Park Bug Crawl sparks wave of budding entomologists
By Scott Swanson Lebanon Local If the level of enthusiasm from the young participants was any indication, Build…
Prosperity, the result of planning, manifests itself in multiple ways
We have to admit, we may be a little biased when it comes to food trucks. More than…
Lebanon youth soccer players have ‘amazing’ time, close finishes in Hawaii
Three Lebanon AYSO youth soccer teams have returned after a trip to the National Games tournament in Oahu,…
Local shoot produces ‘comeback’ score for rookie archer
When Luke Perkins lined up his final arrow at this year’s Wapiti Bowmen Bonanza Safari Shoot on Richardson…
Lebanon gets downtown grant for 2nd year in row
Lebanon’s progress in restoring its downtown is turning heads at the state level, resulting in back-to-back grants to…
Issues in Salem bigger than just a law people didn’t like
For many of us, it’s hard to remember an Oregon legislative session as wild and crazy as the…
Linn Shuttle bus now offering Saturday runs
Linn Shuttle’s bus services in east Linn County are getting a big boost starting this month, thanks to…
Hopkins’ state title tops for Warriors
Lebanon High School’s spring sports season wound down last month with a state championship for thrower Morgan Hopkins…
Warrior seniors receive $150,732 in scholarships, most from local donors
Lebanon High School held its annual awards banquet May 20 at LHS,with seniors of the Class of 2019 earning $150,732 in local…
Brother and sister both valedictorians at LHS graduation
As Maddy and Hunter Hutchins stood at the podium during Lebanon High School graduation on the evening of…
Council OKs Ralston Park master plan
Work on renovating Ralston Park will begin following unanimous approval of the Ralston Park Improvement Plan by the…
Sports roundup: Warriors wait to see who makes state in 2 sports
It’s been a tough spring for Lebanon athletes in just about every sport except softball and individual efforts…
Lebanon Strawberrians celebrating 50th anniversary this year
They’re everywhere, it seems, decked out in their snappy red blazers and that fancy limousine bearing smiling, waving…
If you love what’s happening in Lebanon, remember Shelly Garrett
In a word, trying to describe Shelly Garrett so briefly would be impossible. I’ve worked in a variety…
Local firefighter: Deadly Camp Fire was learning experience
It’s been six months since Lebanon Fire Marshal Jason Bolen returned from one of the deadliest wildfires in…
Late chamber director remembered for ‘passion’
A wave of public grief and recognition has flooded the Lebanon community in the past month, following the…
Fiber line to beef up access for Lacomb
The internet world is about to change for rural residents who live north of Lebanon and have had…
Auditor tells council city finances look to be in good shape
Lebanon’s municipal finances are in good order, an auditor told City Council members at their monthly meeting Wednesday,…
Successful candidate for superintendent lets actions do talking
Now that Lebanon has an official schools superintendent in place, the ball’s in Bo Yates’ court. Congratulations to…
Editorial: Late Secretary of State set standard for exemplary public service
Dennis Richardson was a gift to Oregon – particularly to us, the rural residents who populate nine-tenths of…
Winter finales: Warriors come achingly close to state titles
Lebanon High School athletes made their mark at the state level in winter sports, with the girls basketball…
Warrior roundup: Girls aim for hoops title; swimmers, wrestlers head for state
Girls Basketball A buzzer-beater loss to Corvallis on Dec. 11 turned out to the last one – thus…
Sheriff highlights Lebanon ties in review of department
Sheriff Jim Yon outlined his expectations for his department and some of the issues he expects to deal…