Committee to recommend Salem site for safety academy
A steering committee for the Department of Public Safety Standards Training has recommended state-owned property in Salem as…
The Enforcer rallies Husky spirits
It strikes fear into the hearts of Husky football opponents and hits the streets of Sweet Home only…
Fire destroys van
A fire destroyed a van and seriously damaged the passenger side of another vehicle Monday at 7:02 a.m.…
Council seeks estimates for moving staff around facilities
The Sweet Home City Council directed city staff to come up with estimates for moving offices around the…
Community invited to hear LB campaign study results
The community is invited to hear the results of the Linn-Benton Community College capital campaign study November 8…
Patriotism is theme of 2001 SHHS homecoming
All veterans will be admitted free to the Huskies homecoming game November 2 against the Molalla Indians as…
Planning for community Christmas programs begins
Once again it’s the time of year when the citizens of Sweet Home come together to help less…
Visitors in SH to learn about healing
About 40 persons from around Oregon, California, Washington and British Columbia gathered to sing at Chef Kev’s last…
100 quilts to be on displayNov. 4 at genealogy library
Some 100 quilts will be on display November 4 from 1-4 p.m. at the Sweet Home Genealogical Society…
Sweet Home Veterinary Clinccelebrate opening of new office
After a quarter-century located at the Santiam Plaza, Sweet Home Veterinary Clinic has moved to 1214 Long. Saturday,…
Traveling, outdoor adventuresin store for retiring Watts duo
They came to town in a Volkswagen squareback wagon, with one dog and very little furniture. Fresh from…
JV gridders run mark to 8-0 with win over Cascade
Sweet Home’s JV squad had not trouble rolling over Cascade Thursday at home. The Huskies were up 27-0…
Water polo girls 7-5, boys 5-7 in fast-paced season
Sweet Home’s water polo teams finished the season strong, the girls team compiling a 7-5 record and the…
VB girls lose to Sisters, finish 3rd in league
Losing a scrap with the Stayton Eagles Monday night sealed a third-place league finish for the Husky volleyball…
Volleyball team adds two wins
The Husky volleyball team defeated North Marion 15-5 and 15-1 at North Marion on Thursday. Hitting that game,…
Lovik finishes second at district, on to state Saturday
John Lovik will race at the state cross country meet Saturday after setting a PR at the district…
Huskies run over Cascade; prepare for Molalla Friday
If his Huskies can’t excited for this game, they must not have blood pumping through their veins, Coach…
Work to begin soon on Cascadia fire substation
The first signs of a new fire substation in Cascadia should be apparent soon. The Sweet Home Fire…
Local emergency crews have heightened sense of awareness
Local authorities, under an alert issued by the U.S. Department of Justice since bombing started in Afghanistan, are…
Seven compete for Calapooia Round-up title
Seven young ladies will vye November 3 for the title of Calapooia Round-Up queen. Wednesday night, the contestants…
Slavery record reveals family history at genealogy open house
A variety of historic documents that may be used to trace genealogies includes a number of public records,…
Flight for Freedom changes SH couple’s outlook on life
Flight for Freedom kicked off an East Coast Journey that would bring Chuck and Pennie Farrington into contact…
Eleventh annual gala autumn festivalshowcases area artists and musicians
We did it again. For the 11th year, artists and musicians of our area came together on Saturday…
Linemen key in win over Central
The Husky football squad put together a complete 48 minute game Friday, upending the Central Panthers 27-7 at…
Local pool, skate park, track projects may seek RIB funds
Local projects, such as the proposed new pool, may be able to find funding through “Needs and Issues”…