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Arlington students get visit from North Gilliam EMTs

Arlington, Oregon · Arlington

Arlington students get visit from North Gilliam EMTs

Students at Arlington Elementary got a hands-on lesson in emergency care before school let out. The North Gilliam County Medic Ambulance crew rolled up to the Arlington School and visited two classes. Mrs. Tutuvanu and Mrs. Mustafic's Pre-K class got the first look, with EMS staff Kathy Covey, Stacey Reding, and Laurel Williams showing the kids around the ambulance and talking about what...Read Article

Fossil Cruz-In Car Show makes triumphant return

Oregon, United States · Oregon

Fossil Cruz-In Car Show makes triumphant return

After five long years without the rumble of vintage engines on Main Street, Fossil's Cruz-In Car Show is making its return this summer-thanks to a couple of locals who decided it was time to bring the tradition back. Terri Hunt and Randy Howe have been working behind the scenes for months to revive the Cruz-In, which is scheduled for Saturday, July 5. The car show was a summertime staple in...Read Article

OBITUARY: Mary Jo (Miller) Lane

Condon · Condon

OBITUARY: Mary Jo (Miller) Lane

Mary Jo (Miller) Lane passed peacefully June 7, 2025, in Condon Oregon. She was 90 years old, born December 4, 1934, in Centerville, Washington at the Yeakel family ranch to Milton Valentine (Tony) Miller and Velva Faye (Tootie) (Yeakel) Miller. Mary Jo grew up in the Centerville and the Simcoe Mountain area and attended school in Centerville until sometime between 1940 and 1950 when the family...Read Article

OBITUARY: Mary Lee (Sasser) Britt

Mary Lee (Sasser) Britt, 100, passed away Tuesday, June 10, 2025, in Fossil, Oregon. Born in Fossil October 23, 1924, to Scott and Lilly Sasser, Mary Lee was a lifelong Oregon resident and member of Fossil Baptist Church. Growing up, Mary Lee enjoyed attending church with her family, singing in the choir and helping her father, Scott, who was Wheeler County Clerk for more than 50 years. She had a...Oregon, United States · Oregon Read Article

Old negatives brought to life

Recently, I found a box of old negatives that had been stashed away during our remodel and renovation project at the TJ building in Condon. I first found the box by way of smelling it. And it wasn't a good smell. I honestly thought that a client's dog had pooped in the building and that it had somehow seeped into the wood floor. I was relieved to find out that wasn't the case....Montana, United States · Montana Read Article

Days of Yore: June 26, 2025

Days of Yore for June 26, 2025 10 years ago— Marta Mikkalo hosted her horse friends (all but one originally from Arlington) at her home last weekend. The ladies spent three days riding, relaxing, eating and playing – it was all they could ask for. Kathleen Childs, Rose Walsh, Allison Clough, Kelly McKay, Carol Copenhaver, and Pam Tshida joined Marta and husband Ron for all the action. The group ro...Arlington, Virginia · Arlington Read Article

Gilliam County navigates shifting broadband rules

Federal changes have thrown a wrench into Oregon's broadband plans, but Gilliam County is continuing to chip away at expanding internet for the north end of the county, despite chaotic changes at the federal level. Earlier this month, the Trump administration's NTIA office made sweeping changes to the rules governing the $42.5 billion Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD)...Gilliam County · Gilliam County Read Article

Wheeler County adopts $22.8M budget

Wheeler County will have a little more money to work with in the coming fiscal year after adopting a budget of nearly $22.8 million for 2025-26, an increase of more than $1.3 million, or about 6%, from the previous budget of $21.4 million. "I think we'll be all right," County Judge Lynn Morley said of the spending plan. "I think we've got enough money to fund everything...Wheeler · Wheeler Read Article

Gilliam County pushes back on HB 2725

The Gilliam County Court has joined several other rural Oregon counties in opposing House Bill 2725-a piece of legislation that could shift how economic development agreements are negotiated-potentially to the detriment of smaller ports like the Port of Arlington. The county submitted a formal letter of opposition to the Oregon Legislature on June 18. The letter expresses concern that HB 2725...Gilliam County · Gilliam County Read Article

‘Just black everywhere’: Scenery is charred, but buildings survive at Cottonwood Canyon after fire

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The sun had just set over the high desert hills, the first stars beginning to peak out of the twilight, when Scott Green made the call to evacuate Cottonwood Canyon.Oregon, United States · Oregon See the Story

Treasures and artifact hunting in Condon

By Debbie Pappas Once again, Condon has shared a very special historical story with me. Several months ago, after yet another mundane day of metal detecting at home in Lonerock, I thought I would go to Condon to search the never-ending piles of debris for more tiny pieces of shards and broken glass. After being fueled by a great lunch, it was time to confront the wind and cold. As I was scouting...Montana, United States · Montana Read Article

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