Coos Bay, OR News

• Coos Bay, OR News
• PASTEL EXPRESSION SESSION with Karen Watson
• PAPER ART WORKSHOP with Holly Rodenkirk and Mary Cervantes
• MULTI-MEDIA DESIGN with Stephanie Tomlin
• Coos Bay Featured in New Book
• Call to Artists: 19th Annual Maritime Art Exhibit
• Zimmerman, John “Lonely Bull”
• Zimmerman, John “Homeless”
• Zimmerman, John “Hard Aground”
• Whitsett, Joan “Port Orford Bay”
• Whitsett, Joan “Three on a Beach”
• Whitsett, Joan “Sanderlings”
• Reid, Josie “Pansy and Daffodil”
• Reid, Josie “Pansies”
• Le Grande, Carolyn “Iris I”
• Le Grande, Carolyn “Iris II”
• WATERCOLOR FROM START TO FINISH with Judy Morris
• PAPER ART with Holly Rodenkirk and Mary Cervantes
• ACRYLIC’S SEDUCTIVE SURFACES & PALETTES OF PIGMENT with Corrine Loomis Dietz
• GOLDEN ACRYLICS AND THE NEW INVENTIONS with Corrine Loomis Dietz
• ADVANCED WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP with Liv Drahos and Robin Jenkins
• DRAWING TWO FOR THE YOUNG ARTIST with Stephanie Tomlin
• DRAWING ONE FOR THE YOUNG ARTIST with Stephanie Tomlin
• Cauker, Katy “Connections: Trees at Sea Rock”
• Cauker, Katy “Ona Beach Evening”
• Cauker, Katy “Low Tide at Yaquina Lighthouse”
• Call to Artists: Expressions West 2012
• Wood Art Invitational 2011 & More
• Jenkins, Robin “Arboreal Glow”
• Jenkins, Robin “Camelia”
• Upper Valley Farm Road
• Tinker, Sunset Over Wickiup Lake
• Tinker, Sunset North Coast
• Tinker, Plumerias
• Tinker, Lilly Series III
• Tinker, Lilies a Pair
• Tinker, Bandon Lighthouse
• Tierney, Bandon Beach
• Sandgren, Yaquina Light
• Reason for the Beacon
• Western Oregon Regional & More
• Back to School for Coos Bay - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• COMING ATTRACTIONS:
• SOLARPLATE ETCHING WORKSHOP with Pat Snyder & Mike Holm
• CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING with Katherine Thompson
• SILKSCREEN PRINTMAKING with Pat Snyder
• ADVANCED WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP with Liv Drahos and Robin Jenkins
• SUMINAGASHI MARBLING with Stephanie Tomlin
• 2011 Dinner & Silent Auction Fundraiser
• Johnson, Autumn Splendor
• Holbert, Julie’s Begonias
• Holbert, Cape Perpetua
• Cauker, Color in the Rocks, Rocky Creek
• Cauker, Confluence
• Adamson, Todi, Italy
• Adamson, Ghost Tracks
• Jenkins, A Foggy Day in the Afternoon
• Artist, Rainier Winter
• Artist, Devil’s Churn, Cape Perpetua 2
• Artist, Crabapples and More Snow
• Artist, Woman of Color
• Artist, Save Some for Me
• Artist, Lone Star and Stripes
• Artist, Flying High
• Artist, Short Tulips
• Artist, Elephant
• Artist, Arches Up Close
• ArtistName, Vortex
• ArtistName, Sat 1
• ArtistName, Molakai Abstract
• ArtistName, King at Rest
• ArtistName, Just Joey
• Padget, Three Kittens
• Padget, Seven Birds
• Padget, Seal Rock 2
• Padget, Rinnoji Miyagi 1
• Padget, North Face Yaquina Head
• Padget, Mount Hood 2
• Padget, Monsoon Fuji
• Padget, Cascade Waterfall
• Padget, Cape Arago 1
• Padget, Alsea Bay Bridge, Waldport 1
• Exhibitions List 2011
• Call to Artists: Expressions West 2011
• wedding Wagner/Stocker
• wedding Liebelt/Farmer
• engagment Lawson/Fenwick
• Shelter Pets of the Week, Sept. 18
• Pacific Cove Pets Sept. 18
• Daniel J. Petrie
• Patricia A. Lawson
• NFL: Unusual teams start 2-0
• Tualatin man wins Prefontaine run
• wedding Phillips/Simonson
• Wealth lost in recession remains elusive
• Cold Cases 1
• Constitution Day
• Local man jumps from bridge, dies
• Salmon Derby
• Ducks Unlimited will hold popular fundraiser
• Recreation Report
• Outdoors Digest: Hunter orange meeting approaches
• Remember safety during upcoming hunting seasons
• Pope calm after failed terror plot
• Printing art
• Art fish prints instructor
• Art fish prints gyotaku
• Art fish prints squid
• Teen Idol
• Teen Idol Sean
• Teen Idol Corin
• Teen Idol Marissa
• Teen Idol Ally
• Teen Idol Final 4
• Youth Football League season starts Saturday
• Charlene V. Bernheisel
• charlene bernheisel
• Blair Holcomb
• Darold Zane Kaino
• NL: Giants within half-game of Padres
• AL: Rays reclaim lead in East race
• AL: Rays reclaim lead in East race
• Marshfield earns second soccer win
• Ducks won't take Vikings lightly
• Nancy Roberts
• Judy Susan Vieira
• Judy Vieira
• Nancy L. Nix
• Nancy Nix
• Robert E. Martin
• Bruce Alan Phillips
• Bruce Phillips
• Expand understanding with interesting books
• Milk may do an athlete's body good
• wauna deck
• John Kenneth “Ken” Wright
• Edwin “Ed” Charles Strawn
• Ed Strawn now
• Ed Strawn then
• Nancy L. Nix
• June Vivian Walker
• Nancy C. Roberts
• Della Sotak
• Wauna L. Deck
• Judy Susan Vieira
• Rosemary Nielsen
• Garcia/Adkins engagement
• The voice that answers your call for help
• Dispatcher
• Sodomy reported
• Arson possible at Coquille wood shop
• Rape reported
• Fight at Speedway leads to arrest
• Thefts and mischief, Sept. 13
• Hunting poachers keeps state police busy
• Yacht club holds annual regatta
• Yacht club
• Yacht club
• Weeks/Rigau wedding
• Perkins/Combs engagement
• Pacific Cove Pets of the Week, Sept. 11, 2010
• Coos County Animal Shelter Pets of the Week, Sept. 11, 2010
• Marriages, Sept. 11, 2010
• Births, Sept. 11, 2010
• Call to artists
• Scene & Heard, Sept. 10
• Going Out, Sept. 10
• At the movies, Sept. 10
• Resident Evil: Afterlife
• Fall TV preview: No standouts, but some new shows are promising
• Premiere dates
• Patrick “Pat” J. Rutheford
• Edwin C. Strawn
• LaRose B. Phillips
• Ivalee M. Overstake
• Build railroads? Here’s one, Mr. President
• Who defines Obama?
• Kiss of a sexed-up vampire
• Frances “Tassie” K. Hickcox
• Janet L. Brown
• Wilma M. Forrest
• Randy V. Wilcox
• Robert E. Dennis
• Robert Dennis
• Brewers' Hoffman reaches 600 saves
• QB enjoys limelight after upset
• QB enjoys limelight after upset
• Baseball has uncertain future in Portland
• Clijsters, Williams win to set up big match
• Clijsters, Williams win to set up big match
• Big Sky will add two teams for football
• Boise State gains support in football poll
• 101 Landslide Coverage
• Star Of Hope
• Bangs, No Tresspassing
• Darling, Chasm at Seal Rock
• Darling, Yaquina Bay Bridge II
• Whitsett, At the Dock I
• Zimmerman, Overlook 1
• Coquille Tribe celebrates salmon, culture, language
• Election spending breaks records
• Merkley visits, talks to residents
• Federer reaches quarters
• Americans cruise to win over Angola
• NL: Padres snap 10-game losing streak
• NL: Padres snap 10-game losing streak
• Anderson impresses Arizona teammates
• Anderson impresses Arizona teammates
• Liquor interests hope for looser rules
• Anderson impresses Arizona teammates
• Anderson impresses Arizona teammates
• Coquille Tribe celebrates salmon, culture, language
• Merkley visits, talks to residents
• Federer reaches quarters
• Americans cruise to win over Angola
• NL: Padres snap 10-game losing streak
• NL: Padres snap 10-game losing streak
• Obit Fred Girt
• Arabelle Elizabeth Cavanagh
• Obit Arabelle Cavanagh
• Thomas Ray Watson
• Obit Ray Watson
• Animal Shelter Pets of the Week, Sept. 4, 2010
• Pacific Cove Pets of the Week, Sept. 4, 2010
• Marriages and divorces, Sept. 4, 2010
• At the movies, Sept. 3
• ‘Machete' action is relentless, bloody
• Clooney's ‘American' is bleak
• Fiilm The American
• Fred Girt
• Shirley May Scott
• Shirley Anne Hansen
• Going Out, Sept. 3
• Blues on the bay
• Scene & Heard, Sept. 3
• Politicians bearing gifts? Beware
• Kathryn Lurenna Brown
• kathryn brown
• Time to leave home
• Remember our common humanity
• A recipe for a saner state budget
• Donald J. Moore
• Shirley “Jean” Davidson
• Ivalee M. Overstake
• Goldina M. Mocabee
• Mental hospital chief says problems fixable
• Fate of 'Don't ask, don't tell' up to judge
• State employers expect PERS rates to rise
• Obama, U.N. focus on Sudan
• Guilty plea to 13 burning charges in Eugene fires
• Police: Fla. bank robber has taken hostages
• Acid hoax case likely in court next week
• Virginia woman is first to be executed since 2005
• Doctor marks 50 years for heart valve
• Aye Carumba! Bart Simpson statue stolen
• Getting in the door
• Contests during Mutt Strut at Mingus Park
• Local readers, writers reflect on free speech
• Pennsylvania mailman admits stashing mail
• Dems deflect voter anger at Wall Street
• Poll: No party is beyond reproach
• Second Afghan journalist released
• SWOCC orientation this weekend
• Next crosswalk: 4,200 feet
• Bank robbery suspect claim on Facebook
• Trucker killed when meat truck hits cow
• Health insurer drops child-only coverage
• Kitzhaber, Dudley step up rhetoric as election nears
• Crater Lake car removal
• South African police arrested
• Note: Man who killed daughters cites divorce
• North Bend brush-up
• 3 percent of public school students classified homeless
• Backpack drive supplies students
• Women make abortion a focal point of Senate race
• Bus driver fired for reading incident
• Learn about school bond measure at Harvest Festival
• Disaster network running behind
• SWOCC orientation to take place Saturday
• Poll: Independents as upset as Republicans
• Ga. pastor faces abuse allegations
• Obama pushes Mideast peace
• UK police arrest 6 in Quran burning
• Debt, changing habits topple Blockbuster
• CASAs give children a voice in life
• Light at the end of the tunnel
• Course offers guidance to families of mentally ill people
• Virginia could execute first woman in nearly a century
• Jobless rate stays firm
• Book says aides doubt Obama's Afghan strategy
• MOB scene
• CB council approves tax abatement for ORC
• Colby talks property taxes
• Bomb attack kills 10 people in western Iran
• Alzheimer's fundraiser kicks off Sunday
• Obama looks to boost health care law
• USCGC Orcas, crew back in port
• Obama reminds world of agenda
• Teens invited to join paint project
• Salem city council OKs backyard chickens
• Man kills self, 2 daughters
• Calif. pension fund gave huge bonuses
• South Slough plans day of events for Estuaries Day
• City: 2,300 Medford homes at wildfire risk
• Soulpie and Coup d'Bop play tonight
• Utah fire sparked by military
• Woman burned in acid hoax charged with theft
• Sunshine and gloom
• Weather pushes back wine grape harvest
• Medicare class will cover local changes
• N. Korea plans party meeting
• Coquille looks at raising development fee
• Minimum wage rising to $8.50 in January
• Fundraiser to benefit Natalie's cancer fight
• Victorian Tea coming up this weekend
• Ducks Unlimited event slated for Saturday
• U.S. sees success on Iran sanctions; others differ
• Coquille garden and yard trimming pickup
• Home to homeport
• Unemployment rate stays firm
• Group sues over gravel mining regulations
• Law on sexually explicit material struck down
• Umpqua Bank agrees to end criticized overdraft practice
• Repeal of gay ban falters in Senate
• Man dies, women injured in shootings
• Victim ID’d in car that crashed into Molalla River
• Medicare class to cover local changes
• Celebrate Estuaries Day at South Slough Reserve
• Texting wireless devices open doors for the deaf
• Iran's leader says his land is the future
• Panel: Recession ended in June 2009
• Igor spares Bermuda full brunt
• U.N. summit aims to help world's poor
• Wet, but not a washout
• Peer counseling aims to rebuild confidence
• Cato lights up Teen Idol final
• FDA may approve modified salmon
• Car crash kills 2
• Cancer patient inspires tumor bank
• Naked man assaults woman in car in Eugene
• Idaho fugitive shot after eluding police
• Marissa Cato wins Teen Idol
• Pope calm after failed terror plot
• Wealth lost in recession remains elusive
• United Way fund drive continues
• Constitution Day event pushes GOP candidates
• Cold cases
• Cold case files
• Local man jumps from bridge, dies
• Terrible year for lumber production
• Traffic on highway linked to possible suicide attempt
• Witteveen, White Water on the Rogue
• Witteveen, Signs of Joy
• Lights out
• Parade, Cruz, run and run
• Stacking them deep
• Crab meat recall at Hallmark
• State: Toxic algae in S. Umpqua to end soon
• Students get a lesson on Constitution Day
• Dog OK after car falls into Crater Lake
• Johnson, McKitterck Winter
• Powerful hurricane nears Mexican coast
• Witteveen, 3 Part Harmony
• Second round of Ore. budget cutting to start
• Witteveen, Lighthouse
• Police call Wash. acid attack self-inflicted
• Witteveen, Byzantinum
• Legislative candidates face off at tribe's forum
• Witteveen, Morning Light
• NYC storm may have included tornado
• Witteveen, Painted Rocks
• Shadows speak
• Fishy impressions
• Witteveen, Rocky Coast
• The ‘wow factor'
• Witteveen, Soaring Seagulls
• Church opts for durable NB slide solution
• Ships pass in the day
• Perry's announces closure
• GOP will observe Constitution Day
• Fall Fling for the Arts 2010
• Safety first
• Karl takes aim at Mexico coast
• Many oppose soaking the rich
• U.S. homes lost to foreclosure up 25 percent
• Coast Guard keeps mum on Umpqua site's future
• Pope admits failures
• Air, ground attacks help slow fire's advance
• Egypt asks for halt to building curb
• Portland to spend $1M for new police cars
• Oregon sheriff reorganizes Horman probe
• Dudley rolls out jobs plan
• Portland mayor behind on payments
• Court overturns ecoterror conviction
• No conviction in Salem man's death
• Body recovered from river is Portland man
• Mill City fire was arson
• Grant program probed
• Conservation group buys Willamette land
• U.S. accuses Iran of intimidating nuclear inspectors
• Obama tax plan divides House Dems
• SOCC seeks teachers of all kinds
• Rescuers dig camel 'Moses' out of sinkhole
• Israel strikes Gaza as peace talks convene
• O&C counties propose alternative to timber payments
• Credit unions merge to offer 34 branches
• Church officials to stabilize hill of NB slide
• Tea party candidates take primaries
• Tsunami sirens tested
• Like having a hospital? Thank this guy
• Safety first — even for elk
• DeFazio questions permits for heavy machinery
• Storm Karl hits Yucatan
• DMV distributing 'no guns' signs
• States cut pension benefits for retirees
• Signs, stencils will trace footsteps of thirsty men
• 7 people die in raid in Iraqi city of Fallujah
• Pakistani printers make fake Afghan voting cards
• Fire engulfs Mill City's City Hall
• Unattended children led cops to teenager
• SAT results: 2-point rise in reading, writing
• Another cougar sighting reported
• Marshfield High graduate's donation is music to the ears
• Lankford faces January trial
• Oregon crime rate falls to 40-year low
• Chromite opponents question air safety
• Landowners want to join state's side in pipeline lawsuit
• Tribe candidate forum Thursday
• DMV offices will be closed on Friday
• 'Missing' man not so missing
• CB district reopens turf job for bids
• Post resigns school seat
• Charges prepped in case cleric isn't killed
• New challenge to Ruby pipeline plan
• E.U. excoriates Gypsy expulsion
• Sheriff: Murder-suicide in Oregon coast deaths
• August retail sales up 0.4%, best in 5 months
• Gold Hill fire grows
• Cuba to cut 500K from payrolls
• Ringleader in ID thefts gets 8 years
• In talks, no progress seen on settlements
• Clinton heads to Mideast for new set of peace talks
• Toxic algae found in two reservoirs
• BPA to spend $125 million for OR habitat
• Judge sets trial date for Bandon homicide suspect
• Crime rate at lowest level in four decades
• Tribe to host Oregon House candidate forum Thursday
• Cheetah cubs born in Winston
• Oregon universities see jump in federal grant money
• Pilot injured when plane clips Ore. hangar
• Lawsuit centers on 'bridge' insurance
• Imam: Mosque options open
• Police suspect foul play in Oregon deaths
• Missing teen is located in Vegas
• Eight injured in bus fire
• Mister Twister
• Suicide is a concern for Oregon soldiers
• The voice that answers your call for help
• White House hopeful on tax cuts
• Arson possible at Coquille wood shop
• Eugene-area officials dine on the railroad
• Fight at Speedway leads to arrest
• Harsh sentence urged for Seda
• Public hearing tonight in Coos Bay on chromite plant permit
• California Senate puts brakes on loud bikes
• Residents return to Calif. rubble
• Banks get years to adjust to new global rules
• Cyclists spot crash, help rescue woman
• Ex-CB man advocates for developmentally disabled
• Growing independence gives hope
• San Francisco gas explosion: Could it happen here?
• Meet the Frugals
• Freecycle keeps good stuff in circulation
• Recession gives rise to coupons
• Court reverses precedent on resentencings
• Sign up now for heating assistance
• Harvest fundraiser
• Parents mark missing boy's 8th birthday
• 4 dead, 53 homes destroyed in fire
• Suspect's father: Nick is innocent
• Suicide rate higher than national average
• Man gets 6 years after park fight death
• Gas blaze: Could it happen here?
• Truck spills alder logs
• Islamic charity co-founder convicted on tax charge
• Pirates win; Bulldogs lose
• More students at local schools
• Former postal worker sentenced for stealing
• Iran to release 1 of 3 Americans
• Youth keep on winning
• Red Cross, Fred Meyer team up for preparedness month
• Woman fatally shot in Salem mobile home park
• Fire evacuees allowed back for now
• Pony Creek 'adoption' showing benefits
• More than 230K elderly unaccounted for in Japan
• Quran burning ensnares NYC mosque
• Kings of the hill
• AG announces $3.5M sweepstakes settlement
• Couple win $15.4M Megabucks jackpot
• Judge strikes 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Islamic charity trial goes to Oregon jury
• Oregon roads rate in top 10 nationally
• Traffic stop yields 104 pounds of marijuana
• Pipeline: Opponents plan to appeal decision
• Pipeline gets conditional permit
• Judge avoids Freeman case
• Tap into wi-fi near antenna locations
• Reward offered in school stadium arson
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Castro sees weakness in Cuba's economics
• Jobless filings dive
• Speculation rife on N. Korea's founding day
• Marijuana raid brings 6 arrests
• Missing girl possibly spotted in Albany
• Thousands await status of homes
• Drenching Hermine heads north
• Bust that bunny!
• Feds: No savings in overhaul
• Suicide bombing in N. Caucasus kills 17
• Spotted owl to get revised recovery plan
• Man pleads guilty to Social Security fraud
• MHS to hold open house
• Lighthouse School: New director likes artsy environment
• Fleeing suspect sends schools into lockdown
• Audubon Society cleans up Pony Creek
• Vandalism, disorderly conduct instances rise
• Rural broadband coming
• County commissioners approve pipeline permit
• Diversity eludes CG Academy
• Back to work after salmonella case
• Coquille school district: New superintendent restores jobs, days
• Further U.S. 101 slides likely
• Gas prices drop below $3 a gallon in Oregon
• Schools begin new year
• Bunker Hill Elementary: Reed takes helm
• Rains leave thousands homeless in Mexico
• MP gets few bids for projects
• Kitzhaber: State, unions face tough bargaining
• State allows spell check on student writing test
• Quran burning still set for 9/11
• Frontier will expand brandband
• Man falls to death at Butte Creek Falls
• Woman in acid attack leaves hospital
• School reopens with missing boy absent
• Wash. state logger killed in Ore. forest
• Ashland officials seek ways to reduce fire danger
• Man found dead under I-5 overpass
• Coquille school locks down during pursuit
• Matsutake mushroom harvest to open
• woman injured in two-vehicle crash
• Recession trims Oregon gas pipelines from 7 to 1
• ODOT works with church on landslide solutions
• Rush Skeleton weed threatens farms
• NB police conducting crosswalk sting today
• Ore. agency closing local tax offices
• Coast canoeist nears end of delayed journey
• Charter school gets 1-year extension
• Curtis Salgado kicks off Music on the Bay tonight
• Military: Don't burn the Quran
• EU OKs new financial supervision deal
• Coquille Tribe celebrates salmon, culture, language
• Small CB synagogue welcomes new year
• Election spending breaks records
• EU OKs new financial supervision deal
• Merkley visits, talks to residents
• Fundraiser planned for Natalie Hill
• Liquor interests hope for looser rules
• Hiring outlook bleak for the unskilled
• Merkley will hold town halls tomorrow
• Earl takes aim at New England
• Blossom Gulch buses will add stops
• Prof in '03 scare set off Miami shutdown
• Why is Oregon's largest glacier shrinking?
• Need to dispose of old medication? Here's how
• Optimism on peace in Mideast
• Chandler closer to reopening
• Crazy to shop
• 7.1 quake hits south New Zealand
• Leah lives in memories of family, friends
• The story up to now
• A tale of two computer Guys
• Familiar food returns to its historic home in Coos Bay
• Down economy drives mobile concession trend
• Chandler building reopening soon
• Federal judge orders revised spotted owl plan
• Ore. GOP gov. candidate offers education plan
• Juice company owner pleads in pollution case
• Pine butterflies surge in E. Oregon
• Wash. woman in acid attack recounts agonizing pain
• Body will be left to decompose
• Gulf explosion differs from BP
• Families search for bargains as school year looms
• Thefts and Mischief
• Police Reports
• Jetties need $1.2 billion in repairs
• Highlight of a busy weekend
• Drainage trenches delay turf project
• Firms add jobs, but jobless rate rises to 9.6%
• Police question scientist in Miami airport scare
• Chicago police chief criticized for 'gang summit'
• GB man charged in sex abuse case
• Damaged Van Gogh resurrected
• Stabbing suspect has more time to submit plea
• Fundraiser kicks off at football halftime
• 16-year-old CB girl goes missing
• 6 men settle Boy Scout sex abuse cases
• Family mourns teen, fights killer's release
• Homeless man calls 911 from hot tub
• Discovery Channel viewer takes hostages over programming
• Ore. adopts uniform tsunami warning signal
• Pipeline builder sues state officials
• Witness: Charity followed harsh form of Islam
• Shiites mourn those killed in triple bomb
• Woman gives birth in vehicle for 2nd time
• Weyerhaeuser to close Albany, plant
• Risks remain as oil cap comes off
• Clinton opens new round of Mideast peace talks
• Red Cross out for blood
• Lawyer cancels hearing on bail for McGuffin
• Appliances being recycled
• Pipeline firm sues state over delays
• Historic mental hospital gets new paint coat
• Fire restrictions reduced
• S. Ore. residents fear Mexican drug cartels
• Hit-and-run leads to arrest
• Man who stole statue wanted again
• Fire consumes Millicoma home
• 5 seek new old job: governor
• Panhandling complaints double in Ashland
• Teens scrub, paint coolers for the hungry
• Pot seizure yields plants worth $120M
• Buses will run for Blossom Gulch
• Six American troops die in Afghan fighting
• Coast Guard rescues 2
• WikiLeaks founder rape probe reopened
• New rules stuck on blocks
• Bombs wound 20 at Pakistan march
• ORC fined $6,000 for steel work
• Obama: ‘It’s time to turn the page’
• Mideast peace talks begin in Washington
• Frankenstein arrested in Ohio
• NC tourists evacuated
• Calif. bags plastic ban
• Something in the water
• 5 U.S. troops killed in latest Afghan violence
• Local groups help kids gear up
• Cell phone traffic stop leads to pot seizure
• Bear attack highlights lax Ohio exotic pet laws
• Couple plead not guilty to manslaughter
• Police violated rights in drug bust
• Japan: Too early to resume Korea talks
• Feds: Man smuggled money to fund Muslim fighters
• Test scores for Ore. students improve
• Couple plan home wind turbines, need city OK
• Earl pummels islands on path to U.S.
• Abbas seeks active U.S. peace mediation
• Home prices up 1 percent in June
• Border Patrol arrests man in 2004 killing
• Millionaire gets 9 years for abusing Oregon boy
• Magistrate: Veterans lawsuit can proceed
• McGuffin hearing canceled
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Fire burns home on west fork of Millicoma
• Mexico captures most wanted drug kingpin
• Pakistan floods head to sea, hit two towns
• Electric company builds at old G-P
• 2 teens charged in fatal stabbing
• Salem police investigate homicide
• Kyron's Wall of Hope moved from school
• Man shot by marshals to face charges
• Kim visits China; son not seen
• Hurricane Earl grows in Altantic
• Volunteers invited to plant at Head Start
• Split personality for Emmy Awards
• Mom of missing boy says stepmom 'will go to jail'
• Police capture 6 teens breaking into school
• Funding issues behind cutoff policy
• Beck: Help us restore traditional American values
• Lakeside RV permit processon Tuesday workshop docket
• Arizona police say gunman kills 5, then self
• More property data will go online
• Co-founder of Islamic charity goes on trial
• Obama nears pivotal moment of Iraq exit
• Four advance to Teen Idol final
• Baby bandits get time
• 'The Toy Lady'
• Body found under train overpass
• Wildfire closes area to bow hunters
• 5 percent pay hike for state employees
• 2 police officers fatally shot in Alaska village
• How case grew cold
• Events in Freeman case
• Remains on Oregon peak belong to missing climbers
• Weather station opens
• Obamas savor local produce on vacation
• Vanished man's body found in S. Calif
• Semi-sweet six
• North Korea releases American prisoner
• Ted Stevens to be buried at Arlington
• 'Herbal incense' may be teen drug abuse risk
• Video gives tour of trapped miner refuge
• Baseball anyone?
• Fire agency to hold open house
• It's about time
• DA office change could test employment law
• Salmonella traced at dairy, safety restored
• Danielle becomes Category 4 storm
• More federal waters in Gulf reopen to fishing
• CA rape suspect captured in upstate NY
• First the bad news...
• New location for stand down
• New constitution signed for Kenya
• Discovery Center seeks photos
• Marshals return fire, shoot man during arrest
• Wash. DOC helping endangered frogs
• Train track funding hits crossroads
• Company acquires Westport
• Teens arrested in assault
• Homeless man arrested after fire burns homes
• Blackberry fest lines nonprofits' pockets
• Pleas in robbery expected Friday
• Hard to define boundaries at Ground Zero
• Another big steelhead run on the way?
• Show me the money
• Cruise ships? Not right away
• How many firefighters?
• 2 arrests at 'Shop With a Cop' day
• Autism photo campaign will raise money for treatment
• Ore. budget question: How bad will the news be?
• Zonta grants would improve services
• 72 dead, drug cartel suspected
• Shark sighting a practical joke
• Eggs from Iowa farms could come to table near you
• Ashland fire destroys 11 homes, damages 3
• Salmonella vaccine might have prevented recall
• DEQ hits Clausen Oysters with $25,000 fine
• Carbonics acquire leases on land in Coos Bay Basin
• Wallowa visitor center fire resulted from sealant
• Coos Bay graffiti
• Teen arrested in assault case
• Alaska’s senator in tight race; McCain wins
• Agency contracts probed; 3 put on leave
• Gulf oil heads to landfills
• New boulders beef up Tillamook jetty
• Alligator caught in Chicago River
• Coos jobless rate hits 12.9 percent
• DeFazio talks about recovery, sees little on silver-lining front
• McKeown won't seek 3rd term as CB mayor
• Other South Coast Races
• For victim’s family, days of emotion
• Clatsop County approves LNG pipeline
• Tears flow at arraignment
• Porn's resurgence tells tales of Iraqi politics
• U.S. troops in Iraq fall below 50,000
• Coast Guard shifts regional duties to Astoria
• Field burning limits come at tough time
• Extradition costs stifle cases
• Practice opens for team hit by medical condition
• Field burning limits come at tough time
• Primaries pit establishment vs. outsiders
• Somali suicide bombing kills 32
• man arraigned in 15-year-old's 2000 homicide
• McGuffin was honor culinary student
• Relief, caution in community
• Hay field fire
• An arrest at last
• Washington fugitive arrested
• Events in the Leah Freeman case
• Church preschools offer parents options
• Clausen Oysters fined $25,000
• Home sales plunge
• Neurologist to speak on Parkinson's
• Hawaiian trash woes grow
• Miners found alive to be stuck in shaft for months
• Magic Realism, Seascape Demo by Keith Sluder
• Man arrested after collision with deputy car
• Plein Air Paint Out
• Oregon education board tackles virtual schools
• Dinner and Silent Auction
• Bend street an enclave of green-minded residents
• Call to Artists: CAM Biennial 2010
• Lakeside to end recycling program
• Call to Artists: Fish & Fishing Juried Art Exhibition 2010
• Fisherman catches stolen boat
• MULTI-MEDIA FANTASY with Anastasia Savenko-Moore
• 'Weird' illness strikes players
• DRAWING ONE FOR THE YOUNG ARTIST with Stephanie Tomlin
• Belly dancers hook crowds at Charleston fish festival
• DRAWING TWO FOR THE YOUNG ARTIST with Stephanie Tomlin
• The good, the bad, the tacky
• ADVANCED WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP with Liv Drahos and Julie Spence
• 7 tourists killed on hijacked bus
• Dairy says milk, juice products safe
• Cat rescued from fiery car 'doing good'
• 84-year-old hunter gets coveted tag
• $5,000 reward offered in missing ewe case
• Deputies raid marijuana farm
• Police make arrest in 2000 homicide
• 13 injured in crash near Clackamas fair
• Keylock-Williams, Chris “Lodge Pole Pine”
• Man retrieves stolen boat in Winchester Bay
• Investor buys landfill for mulch
• Report: Medical errors kill 32 in Oregon
• Registers are ringing more as students prepare for fall
• Floods reveal weak civilian government vs. strong military in Pakistan
• After 3 weeks, fugitives didn't fight arrest
• Timber harvest drops 20 percent
• Parks shabbier without inmates
• U.S. spending $16,000 for imam's Mideast tour
• Football practice moved to nights for Ramadan
• Cheap labor no longer
• Chowder Bounty calls for recipes
• Teen program expands in new home
• Biden lashes at ‘Republican tea party'
• Afghan president to allow corruption investigations
• Peace this time?
• Nuclear waste plays role in upcoming election
• 'I Actually Felt The Song'
• Letters delay parole hearing
• Free concert series brings quality music
• Helping Pakistan flood victims
• Separate trials requested in bomb case
• Elusive Ariz. inmate captured
• Officials say virus killing Corvallis deer
• 401K harship loans up
• Shakespeare at the bank
• Police look for why vet killed family, self
• Students build fish hatchery that uses rain
• Homeschoolers may get direct online access
• Teen murals to feature sewer monsters
• Coquille Kiwanis garage sale set for Saturday
• Sudden arrival of baby makes triple birthday
• Dems optimistic despite tough election season
• Sewage pollutes Tenmile Lakes
• Palestinians learn about the Holocaust in Israel
• Jobless rate reaches 9 month peak
• Coquille man makes roadside rescue effort
• Americans believe President Obama is a Muslim, according to poll
• Teen at risk for deportation likely to get visa
• Prosecutors: Accused bombers were anti-government
• Football fundamentals
• Chill is gone in town, vintage cooler expires
• OHSU research funding hits $392M
• Umpqua Dairy issues milk recall
• County mulls pot farm query
• Jackie O sibling pleads guilty in child porn case
• Virtual schools gain popularity
• Wildfire burns 925 acres of forest
• Made for Japan
• Dinner to mark Sept. 11 and fete first responders
• Goodbye Iraq
• Average gas price over $3, 5th in nation
• Shadow of itself
• Craigslist suspect wrote ex-fiancee's name in cell
• Appeals court: Mud from logging roads is pollution
• Siblings charged with murder of Nev. man
• No motive for Texas attack
• Drilling for a Mercy Mission
• Oregon's yawning budget hole widens
• Lakeside considers new policy for RVers
• Medvedev talks with Middle East leaders
• Marshfield registration packets available today
• County declares agricultural emergency
• ACT scores are up a tad from last year
• Nationally, cranberry crop is expected to rise 6 percent
• Bein' human
• Brush pick-up
• Coquille couple try to save dying Winston man
• Patriot stockings
• Oregon jobless rate rises slightly to 10.6 percent
• Madras, seeks federal loan for City Hall
• Sonic booms rattle nerves
• NB woman's fingerprints are all over this business
• Auchincloss due in court in child porn case
• Ex-MHS class president never fulfilled promise of future
• Crash leaves two victims
• Group gives veterans the welcome they hoped for
• S.C. mom confesses to killing children
• Tapes found under CIA desk
• Jeld-Wen founder Dick Wendt, 79, dies
• Crabbers celebrate good season
• Highway work snarls coast traffic
• Talk at NB library will examine weather control
• Feds start looking at mortgage reforms
• Lawmaker proposes change in brewing law
• Bomber kills 61 Iraqi recruits
• Wristwatches? Phone cords? Class of '14 won't remember them
• 130 alive after 'miracle' Colombian plane crash
• Gays must wait to wed during Prop. 8 appeal
• Family mourns Barview 7-year-old
• Spill worries mar shrimp season
• Black-Mexican tensions flare in NYC
• Korean war exercises proceed despite threat
• Drought and beetles plague Douglas firs
• UO program graduates 16 Native American teachers
• Sperm donors' kids seek rights
• Cyclist, 7-year-old boy are killed in crashes
• Fleet of projects
• Center for homeless teens sets grand opening
• Corvallis farmer ships grain on own railroad
• Marine returning to NB
• Wife: ‘Granddad Bandit' hid his proclivities well
• Plan B may soon be just that
• Glass from the past finds use - in the future
• Pipeline firm told to drop compromise
• Managers close halibut fishery
• Child porn guilty plea expected
• Reedsport, CB groups seek school supplies
• Court allows logging old growth forest
• Hospital expansion
• OCCI team will represent USA at Culinary Olympics
• So you want to be a city councilor?
• Are you prepared?
• Gypped by TV's toughest trainer
• Data for disasters
• Consumer prices rise
• Feds: Relief well must be completed
• Fear remains after stabbing spree
• Officials cut ribbon for visitors center
• N.D. man swallows inmate's glasses
• Building collapses, hurts 8 firefighters
• Utility official files excessive force suit
• Avoid water contact at Sunset Bay
• Pa. man's name change bid denied
• Woman pleads guilty to theft
• Roseburg teacher pleads not guilty to child porn
• Judge doubts gay marriage appeal
• Waste works
• Blagojevich trial remains in deadlock
• Hooked on phonics
• Is BP's Gulf well plugged for good?
• Pelosi stumps for Democrats as GOP fires away
• By Jessica Musicar
• In full swing
• Just dew it
• Flooding in China kills 1,100
• Confrontation leads to felony charge
• Police say fake $100 bills showing up
• Plane crash kills 2 men
• Coos Bay unveils vsitor center
• Fatal fall, bus-bike crash disrupt trains
• Rescued from a night-mare
• General Motors posts $1.33 billion profit
• Corvallis police warn about cougars
• Housing aid for states
• Money fair showcases $100,000 bills, rare coins
• Test set for alternative fishing gear
• Road could open by May
• Credit Union volunteers will doll up North Bend center
• Growing together
• Avoid water contact at Sunset Bay
• Museum work to start in fall
• Coos Bay woman pleads guilty to embezzlement
• FBI: We've caught the 'Granddad Bandit'
• Passing the text of time
• Reedsport police to rethink policy after bear shooting
• Deputies fatally shoot man at marijuana site
• Manhunt for Ariz. fugitives reaches Ark.
• Bend-ing history into retail
• Officials say 2, not 3, dead in plane crash
• Claims of Afghan civilian deaths spark protest
• Russian wildfires raise Chernobyl radiation fears
• State reaches deal to sell school for blind
• 4th man sentenced in heroin trafficking case
• No Riley Ranch appeal planned
• NB community center to get facelift
• DA investigates police car running over man
• Man charged with selling stolen ladders
• Kayaker continues journey
• Driveway paving was aboveboard
• Firefighter's daughter receives memorial scholarship
• Flight attendant's grand exit draws charges, fans
• Bid to save historic Civic Stadium in Eugene fails
• Cell phone company seeks quick texters
• Mountain center bounces back from fire
• Judge delays pleas in baby bandit robbery
• Cold night crept by after crash killed Stevens
• Senator to visit Bay Area, talk up Oregon salmon
• Inmate pleads no contest to ID theft counts
• Factory eyes Coquille Valley
• Seeds of hope
• Driveway paving was aboveboard
• Trade gap likely points to slower economic growth
• Possible Coquille factory: 75 jobs?
• 8 Iraqi soldiers killed north of Baghdad
• DA loses key assistant
• Bay Area Artists Association Regional Juried Exhibition 2009
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Coos Bay Man

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