Becca Veltum spends weekend home, recovering from accident
Rebecca “Becca” Veltum, 6, spent her second weekend back at home during her recovery. Becca was struck by…
Regional group learning about East Linn County
Representatives of Brownsville, Lebanon and Sweet Home spent Thursday learning about Sweet Home and its history as part…
Communities make final pitch for police academy
Representatives of Scappoose and Sweet Home made their final pitches, on Oct. 10, to the Department of Public…
Council learns of wastewater regulations
Consulting firm Brown and Cauldwell initiated development of a wastewater facilities plan with a presentation to the Sweet…
Trip to New York creates lasting images for S.H. couple
The images Dave Holley gathered in New York City were far more powerful than watching coverage on television…
Gala festival of music and fine arts Sat.
The Gala Festival of Music and Fine Arts is preparing for its 11th annual presentation. This program has…
S.H. girl gets tag andbags first big horn sheep
For many hunters, the thought of drawing a big horn sheep tag is only a dream. For a…
Second half leads Huskies to win over Stayton
After a sluggish start Friday, the Husky football squad rallied back to a 22-11 win over rival Stayton…
Cross country boys finish third at Summit in Bend
The Husky boys varsity cross country team finished third in a meet at Summit High School in Bend,…
Netters flying high as end of season, Molalla rematch loom
Riding a tide that’s solidifying the Huskies chances at reaching state playoffs, the volleyball team defeated the Sisters…
Commission chooses status quo on Foster Lake trout
The Oregon Fish and Game Commission chose to maintain status quo on Foster Lake fishing regulations on Sept.…
Woman recovering from new surgery, help needed
Pamela Ringheimer’s breakthrough brain surgery may have saved her life and drawn the interest of the cable Discovery…
Holley, C’ville hold money drives to help attack victims
Holley Elementary School had raised $201 as of last week to go to the Red Cross and its…
Linn, Benton counties coordinate total influenza vaccine coverage
In a coordinated effort to be prepared for the 2001-02 flu season, representatives from health organiztions in Benton…
Work begins in Ames Creek between Long, Main streets
Wolfer Contracting began tearing out old concrete and placing new rip-rap in Ames Creek between NAPA and Long…
Amanda Burcham, K.C. Stokes named Junior First Citizens
Seniors K.C. Stokes and Amanda Burcham have been selected as SHHS Junior First Citizens and will represent the…
Lester and Willemina Weld enjoy canning for family, friends
Combined, they’ve got nearly 150 years worth of food canning experience. When Lester and Willemina Weld married seven…
Away from the mats, coach finds solace in garden plots
During the Husky wrestling season, Coach Steve Thorpe is a man on fire. His determination and hard work…
Volunteers hope to complete sixth Habitat home by Christmas
The Sweet Home Ministerial Association and Key Bank employees went to work as volunteers on Sweet Home Habitat…
JV Huskies romp to 48-13 win over J.C.
After a tied first quarter, the Sweet Home junior varsity took no prisoners, routing Junction City 48-13 Thursday.…
Harriers finish first complete team, place sixth; Lovik first
John Lovik won cross country at a meet hosted by Elmira leading the way to a sixth-place finish,…
Netters 7th in tourney, defeat N.M. Huskies
The Husky volleyball team finished seventh in a tournament on Saturday. In pool play, the team split three…
Junction City’s speed too much for Huskies, 27-21
Fast. That’s the best way to describe the Junction City Tigers. It’s also the reason they have rolled…
Developer offers opportunity for community sports facilities
Dan Desler told a coalition of groups that want to replace worn out sports facilities to figure out…
Debbie Aman is Teacher of the Year
Debbie Aman said she was speechless when she learned she had been selected as Teacher of the Year…