SHHS grad empathizes with plight of New Yorkers
Although he was working several blocks from “ground zero” 1995 SHHS graduate Ryan Hampton has watched the faces…
Former SH man survives terrorist attack on Pentagon
A Sweet Home High School graduate watched the impact of terrorsts on New York City unfold on TV…
SHHS students show patriotic pride, resolve
Mahria Zook couldn’t find the right makeup, but she found bright red, white and blue paint at Sweet…
Hawthorne Elementary students raise funds, write letters to east coast victims
Arnie Anderson ripped open the roll of quarters and tossed them into a plastic jug decorated in red,…
Scio family wins tree farm award
Tree farms owned by families produce more than just trees. This is no more evident than on the…
Singing Christmas Tree prepares for 20th event
You’re invited to help celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Singing Christmas Tree. Rehearsals began Tuesday for the…
One Nation Under god
One nation under God! If there can be any good found in last week’s horrific terrorist attack on…
JV harriers win at Cascade
The junior varsity boys placed first at a meet hosted by Cascade Thursday evening. The boys junior varsity…
Outlaws take down SH netters
The Sisters Outlaws volleyball team defeated the Huskies 15-13 and 15-7 at Sisters in the Huskies’ second match…
Cliver leads JV Huskies in 34-8 romp over W’ville
Donny Cliver led the Husky JV football squad to a 34-8 romp over Wilsonville Thursday at Husky Field.…
Little plays cost Huskies in OT loss at Wilsonville
A missed block here, a broken tackle there. A missed field goal at the end of the game.…
ODOT funds shuttle shortfall
The Oregon Department of Transportation has agreed to fund the shortfalls in the Linn Shuttle’s fiscal year 2000-01…
District working on bond projects, high school in ’03
Planning for projects under the school district’s bond is underway and work on a new gymnasium at the…
School year off to smooth start
School was off to a smooth start last week, according to principals and Supt. Bill Hampton. “The week’s…
Nine girls try out for queen
Nine girls are competing for the Calapooia Roundup Court. One will be named rodeo queen. Two others will…
DPSST asks for final input before making site decision
The Department of Public Safety Standards and Training is preparing to conclude its siting process for a new…
Second girl in fair condition after being hit by car on 12th
A 4-year-old girl was injured Monday evening when she was hit by a vehicle near 1703 12th Ave.…
Girl critically injured when struck by car on highway
A girl was critically injured last week when she was hit by a vehicle on Highway 20 in…
District 55 teacher turnover lower this year even with cuts
School District 55 hired nine new teachers and a new head for the Community Learning Centers program this…
Five arrested in Cascadia raid
The Valley Interagency Narcotics Team arrested five persons in Cascadia on Sept. 7. VALIANT, with the assistance of…
JV gridders blank Toledo, 53-0
Sweet Home’s JV football squad came out excited and never let up Thursday, opening their season with a…
Snow, Lovik start quickly in cross country opener
The Sweet Home High School cross country fielded only a single complete team, boys junior varsity, Thursday at…
Water polo squads strongin win, loss to Redmond
Despite playing without substitutes, the Husky water polo teams Friday challenged Redmond, the boys winning 10-8 and the…
Huskies trap Boomers 40-8
Brian Seward slipped right into form Friday, quarterbacking his first varsity game to a win, as the Huskies…
Creswell knocks netters out in SH tournament
The Husky volleyball team finished second in its pool but was knocked out of bracket play by Creswell…