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Sports Roundup: April 15, 2026
SH boys second at Trysting Sweet Home’s boys finished second in a six-team Oregon West Conference match Monday,…
Warrior boys and girls score tennis wins over Woodburn
Lebanon’s girls and boys both defeated Woodburn in tennis on Thursday, April 9, the boys winning 5–3 at…
Opinion: Residents battle escalating costs in last affordable housing
By Barb Schafer Judy Annin and Lynn Cole were friends and co-workers for decades. After their husbands…
Events: April 15, 2026
Upcoming City Meetings These are regularly-scheduled meetings. Sometimes the dates or times are changed due to schedule conflicts…
UPDATED Police Logs: April 15, 2026
Information herein is sourced from law enforcement and fire agencies. Details, which may not always be available in…
Investigation leads to search at Lebanon massage parlor
Lebanon police assisted with the search of a Lebanon business believed to be involved in an illicit massage…
Local teachers seek win for science, school funds
Brooklyn McElroy, a science teacher at Lebanon High School, Amber Arceo-Bigoni, an agriculture teacher at Sweet Home High…
Strawberry Festival Junior Court introduced in tiara ceremony
The Strawberry Festival Junior Strawberry Princess Court was introduced during a special tiara-crowning ceremony on Tuesday, March 31,…
Egg-Static in East Linn
Children of all ages enjoyed some spectacular weather Saturday, April 4, at egg hunts around East Linn County.…
Warrior girls aim to rise in MWC tennis
Lebanon’s girls tennis is on the upswing, says Head Coach Endya Robinson, and that’s going according to plan…
Fuel spill closes Hwy. 20
A mult-vehicle accident involving a log truck, two pickup trucks and two trailers caused the closure of a…
Lebanon Planning Commission: More lots OK, housing height size denied
During its March 18 meeting, the Lebanon Planning Commission considered requests on two different developments seeking updates to…
Warriors off to slow baseball start, but better things expected
By Mike Warner For The New Era Lebanon baseball is in full swing, but the Warriors are still…
Warriors see increased numbers, prospects in boys tennis
In his third year as coach of Lebanon’s boys tennis team, Jacob Butler has seen a “huge improvement”…
Warriors see ‘potential’ despite slow softball start
By Mike Warner For The New Era The Lebanon softball team is off to a bit of a…
Warriors track returns promising talent, despite losing some stars
Despite losing some big scorers to graduation, Lebanon’s track and field team returns some athletes who have the…
Scene Around Town: April 8, 2026
Awareness in Blue Volunteers joined the Sweet Home Police Department, placing blue pinwheels and signs along the median…
Police Logs: April 8, 2026
Information herein is sourced from law enforcement and fire agencies. Details, which may not always be available in…
Events: April 8, 2026
Upcoming City Meetings These are regularly-scheduled meetings. Sometimes the dates or times are changed due to schedule conflicts…
Lebanon pool settles out of court with former executive director
The Lebanon Aquatic District filled a recently vacated seat on the board and appointed board members as co-budget…
Scene Around Town: April 1, 2026
Growing Expert Gardeners Master Gardeners of OSU Extension Service kicked off its free weekly series of garden lectures,…
Poll indicates support for Lebanon jail levy
During the Lebanon City Council meeting, held March 25, City Manager Ron Whitlatch announced the city received survey…
Sports Roundup: SH baseball struggles on Spring Break trip
After winning its first two games of the season, Sweet Home’s baseball team ran into some tough opponents…
UPDATED Events: April 1, 2026
Upcoming City Meetings These are regularly-scheduled meetings. Sometimes the dates or times are changed due to schedule conflicts…
UPDATED Police Logs: April 1, 2026
Information herein is sourced from law enforcement and fire agencies. Details, which may not always be available in…