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Drivers learn to deal with school bus problems at SH seminar
Nearly 500 bus drivers got some tips on how to deal with equipment and kid problems during a training session held at Sweet Home High School Feb. 27.
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Search and rescue seeking new members
The Linn County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue Team is recruiting young men and women, ages 14 through 18 who are interested in becoming an integral part of the Sheriff’s Office search and rescue mission.
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Couple: Incident was unusual in their home
Sweet Home residents Laurie and Mike Comstock said last week that an incident in which Laurie Comstock was taken into custody on a police officer hold was unique and that there is nothing to fear at their home.
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Funds needed for fireworks display
Money is still running tight for the annual Frontier Sportsman’s Holiday fireworks display, and its future may be in jeopardy.
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Former chamber volunteer named board chairman
As new chairman of the Sweet Home Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, Bruce Hobbs sees a chance to take the organization further in the positive direction he says it is moving.
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Two named Firefighters of the Year
Zach Lincoln and Eli Harris were named the 2009 Firefighters of the Year at the annual Sweet Home Fire and Ambulance District awards banquet Saturday night.
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Chamber Awards Banquet rescheduled; now April 3
The high school boys basketball team’s success this year has forced the Sweet Home Chamber of Commerce to reschedule its annual awards banquet for April 3.
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SHHS alum named state’s top assistant principal
Sweet Home High School alumna Julie (Dimick) Lafayette has been named Oregon’s Assistant Principal of the Year by the Confederation of Oregon School Administrators.
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Development agency chief says Sweet Home doing well
Nearly 20 years after Craig Smith first got involved in helping Sweet Home recover from the impact of the spotted owl, he said he’s “really impressed” with the progress the community has made.
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Retired owner back in restaurant kitchen
When Bernice Waddle decided to open a small eatery across the highway from Foster Lake in 1970, she didn’t expect things to turn out how they did.
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