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Husky golfers 11th in first state team appearance since 2018
Sweet Home’s boys finished ninth in a field of 11 teams at the 4A State Golf Tournament May…
After athletics maneuvering, Lebanon schools budget proposal approved
Lebanon Community School District Budget Committee members on Thursday, May 21, approved a $99.4 million budget for 2026-27…
Lebanon pool anticipates increased revenue, hopes for renovations
During its initial Budget Committee and regular Board of Directors meeting, both held on May 18, the Lebanon…
Warriors end softball season: What could have been?
By Mike Warner For The New Era The Warriors ended their softball season with a pair of losses,…
Warriors qualify athletes in sprints, jumps for state track
Lebanon’s boys finished fifth and the girls sixth in the Mid-Willamette Conference district meet held May 20 and…
Events: May 27, 2026
Upcoming City Meetings These are regularly-scheduled meetings. Sometimes the dates or times are changed due to schedule…
Circuit Court: May 27, 2026
Information herein is sourced from law enforcement and fire agencies. Details, which may not always be available in…
Police Logs: May 27, 2026
Information herein is sourced from law enforcement and fire agencies. Details, which may not always be available in…
Lebanon man killed in crash near Redmond
A Lebanon man was killed in a two-vehicle crash near Redmond on May 17. Oregon State Police responded…
Lebanon dog park to be closed May 19 – June 2
The dog park located at Bob Smith Memorial Park, 2889 South Main Road in Lebanon, will be closed…
Local officers recognized for life-saving acts
Two Lebanon police officers were each awarded a Medal of Valor during the City Council’s regular meeting on…
Lebanon schools Budget Committee struggles with proposed athletics cuts
Members of the Lebanon Community School District Budget Committee are wrestling with how to keep sports – particularly…
Citywide hand jive part of Strawberry Festival
The Lebanon Strawberry Festival Association announced plans for the 117th annual event, which will be held June 4-7,…
Scene Around Town: May 20, 2026
Living History at Cheadle Civil War Living History returned to Cheadle Lake Park this weekend, providing students and…
Grant supports Lebanon’s Summer Reading Program
The Friends of the Lebanon Public Library announced it received a $2,000 matching grant through the Siletz Tribal…
Lebanon backpacker, 80, rescued
An 80-year-old Lebanon man was found alive after two days of being reported missing when he didn’t return…
Lebanon Fire District considers consultants for levy measure
The Lebanon Fire District Board of Directors heard from two election consultants during its regular meeting on Tuesday,…
Fire alarm replacements top of priority list for Lebanon schools
During its meeting on May 14 following a discussion based on concerns about future budgetary cuts, the Lebanon…
Police Logs: May 20, 2026
Information herein is sourced from law enforcement and fire agencies. Details, which may not always be available in…
Warrior boys break into second round in MWC tennis
Lebanon’s boys finished their tennis season at the Mid-Willamette Conference championships, with two doubles teams making the second…
Alison Frey leads Warriors in MWC tennis districts
Lebanon’s girls competed last week in the Mid-Willamette Conference districts, with Alison Frey reaching the quarterfinals before being…
After slow districts start, Warriors’ Miller just misses state golf berth
Lebanon junior Sierra Miller finished 14th as an individual in the District 2 regional girls golf tournament held…
Warriors baseball, softball both go 2-1 last week
By Mike Warner For The New Era Going into the last two games of their season, Lebanon’s baseball…
Warriors continue to post personal bests as district nears
Lebanon’s varsity athletes wound down their regular season Tuesday, May 12, with Crescent Valley at West Albany. Crescent…
Waterloo to consider city recorder hours
Following a preliminary Budget Committee meeting, the Waterloo City Council talked about increasing hours for the city recorder…