Dallas, OR News

• Dallas, OR News
• Dallas softball team cruises over Ashland in Class 5A play-in
• Dallas softball team has seven named to all-MWC squad
• Dallas rakes in Mid-Willamette Conference baseball awards
• LOCAL SPORTS: Dallas Senior Nationals baseball team takes second place
• 'Luck' of the Dragon: Dallas baseball rallies late to beat Eagle Point
• Central track team sends five to state meet
• Central High spring sports teams earn state all-academic awards
• Kenyon, Wallace lead Central softball team to big play-in win
• Central baseball team ends season with loss to Sweet Home
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• Western Oregon track team sends four to NCAA Division II national meet
• Western Oregon baseball team suffers another regional heartbreak
• Local sports schedule for May 23 -- May 30
• Prep roundup: Central golf finishes 10th at state
• Photo Finish: Perrydale's Bridget Regan a state champion
• Perrydale softball teams wins first league title
• Dallas' Mona Middeldorf leads the way at MWC Track and Field Championships
• Luckiamute fish runs need help
• Western Oregon baseball earns No. 1 seed, hosting West Regional
• Central baseball wins wild game over Stayton
• Dallas' Deaven Vessell excels in first year of tennis
• Dallas's Thomas Braun, Sabin Gramelt headed to state tennis tournament
• Polk County Athlete of the Week
• Eye on the prize: Western Oregon's Amanda Schumaker a GNAC champ
• YOUTH SPORTS: Dallas 12U baseball squad wins Hillsboro Tournament
• Youth football signups slated
• Area sports schedule for May 16 -- 23
• Prep sports roundup: Perrydale's Bridget Regan going to state
• Polk County rugby team falls in playoff semifinals
• Western Oregon's Kody Rhodes has a career-best kind of day at GNAC Championships
• YOUTH SPORTS: 12U HERricanes win tournament
• Central's Emily Kenyon going to the Ivy League
• Mission accomplished: Dallas softball captures MWC title
• Lucky No. 13 for Coach 'Mac': Dallas baseball wins first MWC title
• Central boys golf team takes 10th at state
• 5/16 BREAKING NEWS: Polk County election results
• 5/16 Your Garden: Judy Scott
• Western Oregon men's club rugby team makes move to Division 1
• Tre Whittemore, Central boys golf team second at OWC Championships
• Prep sports roundup: Central tennis district updates
• Dallas baseball team finds its game
• Dallas softball team rebounds from losses, tied for first in MWC
• Former Western Oregon offensive lineman Jason Slowey signs contract with 49ers
• Polk County rugby team advances to playoff semifinals
• Perrydale softball clutch again, alone in first place
• Perrydale baseball squad gaining experience, wins
• Local sports schedule for May 9 -- May 16
• Central Junior Baseball squad wins tourney title
• Sean Brady leads Dallas golfers at MWC Championships
• Central softball tops Cascade
• Central baseball team picking up steam
• Polk Pedalers Bicycle Club hosts first ride this Saturday
• Polk County Athlete of the Week
• GNAC Championships Preview: Western Oregon's Dan Sprinkle making his mark
• Amanda Evola, Andrea Bailey top Western Oregon softball honors
• Polk County representin' on the softball field (Nicole Watkins column)
• WOU Roundup: Baseball team clinches 11th straight GNAC title
• Prep baseball roundup: Dallas falls from first place in sweep
• Western Oregon's Jason Slowey drafted by San Francisco
• Prep roundup: Dallas doubles duo Hoskisson and Gillette use laughter to ward off frustration
• McCarron, Dallas softball squad display power
• Discus 'dance' keys Dallas' DeVault
• Dallas names new boys basketball coach
• Stuhr, Bird go the distance for Dallas boys track team
• 'Faster and faster': Central's Allison rising quickly in hurdles
• Local sports schedule for May 2 -- May 9
• Local sports: Help needed with DHS booster sale
• Local Sports Schedule for April 25 -- May 2
• Western Oregon Athletic Auction set this weekend
• Time for Pop Warner football
• Perrydale softball team firing from all sides
• Dallas boys basketball coach Jim Boutin stepping down
• Draft Dreams: Western Oregon's Jason Slowey trying to break into NFL
• Prep roundup: Dallas' Thomas Braun fills in at No. 1
• Michelle Jordan takes advantage in Dallas' softball circle
• Home-field advantage: Central downs Taft 10-0 in first home game of the season
• Polk County Athlete of the Week
• Western Oregon softball splits final home series
• 4/25 Letters to the Editor
• Dallas softball sweeps Crescent Valley
• Dallas' Hannah Smith fueled by new teammate
• Gabe Rodriguez 'contradicting' in his success for Dallas track and field
• Central softball steals one from Cascade
• Central baseball picks up first league win
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• Dallas baseball team all alone in first place in Mid-Willamette Conference
• Western Oregon softball team finding its 'niche'
• Prep roundup: Central's J.J. Waddell 'easy' to coach
• Local sports briefs
• Tired of rain? Ask your local athletes (Nicole Watkins column)
• Local sports schedule for April 18 -- April 24
• Lexi Pola peaking for Western Oregon track team
• Population density of a big city?
• 3/28 School Notes / Academic Honors
• 3/27 BREAKING NEWS: Boy shot by family member near Pedee
• 3/28 BIRTHS
• 3/28 Library Calendar
• 3/28 Your Garden: Judy Scott
• 3/28 Letters to the Editor
• Touted artist to appear at WOU
• H2O tries to move past negatives, rebuild
• 3/28 Public Agenda Calendar
• Group at WOU staging run for cancer research
• Priorities revealed via chamber survey
• Giving Hope
• Polk No. 1 recognizes several with awards
• 3/28 Fairgrounds Calendar
• 3/28 Police Report
• Counties, health agencies craft organization to meet state goals
• Perrydale science fair all about 'discovery'
• Confrontation leads to school lockdown
• 3/28 Pedee News: Arlene Kovash
• 3/28 Community Notebook
• 3/28 OBITUARIES
• 3/28 Community Calendar
• Now Showing
• 3/28 Business Notebook
• 3/28 News in Brief
• Budget hearings to begin
• Newcomer to community tabbed for chamber post
• Ag industry battles Mother Nature
• MVCA students share, learn culture
• 3/28 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• 3/28 ENGAGEMENTS
• 2011-12 I-O Boys Basketball Player of the Year: Central's Omlid
• 2011-12 I-O All-Polk County Boys Basketball Team
• Polk County Athlete of the Week
• Central baseball making progress with new coach, new lineups
• College Notebook: Joe Deardorff tabbed an NCAA Academic All-American
• Sliding into success: Dallas baseball cruising in season start
• Chemistry, fun fuels Dragon softball squad
• Local sports schedule for March 28 -- April 4
• Polk County Sports Briefs
• Terry Newton resigns as Falls City boys basketball coach
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• Central's Emily Kenyon Ks up Gladstone
• Dallas High dance team wins state title
• 2011-12 I-O All-Polk County Girls Basketball Team
• Local sports briefs
• Local sports schedule for March 21 -- March 27
• 2011-12 I-O Girls Basketball Player of the Year: Dallas' Jessica Mitchell
• Western Oregon University rugby team a 'brotherhood'
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• 3/21 OBITUARIES
• BREAKING NEWS: Drug dealers arrested at WOU, in Falls City
• 3/15 BREAKING NEWS: Highway 22 accident snarls traffic
• 2012 Itemizer-Observer Spring Sports Preview
• Slide show of Central Panthers 4A championship game
• 'Go Tanner, go!': Central wins seventh state basketball title behind Omlid's game-winner
• Dallas dance team seeking first state title
• Bob McBeth leads the way for Central, again (Nicole Watkins column)
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• Western Oregon's Ashley Potter shatters record at NCAAs
• Grady Wood sparks Western Oregon baseball sweep
• Local sports schedule for March 14 - March 21
• Local Sports Briefs
• BREAKING NEWS: Central wins boys basketball state quarterfinal matchup
• BREAKING NEWS: Central wins boys basketball state quarterfinal matchup
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for March 5, 2012
• 3/1 BREAKING NEWS: Fatal accident on Highway 22
• 3/1 BREAKING NEWS: DSD forgoes open enrollment option
• A NEW ERA: Dallas wrestling squad captures first state title
• Polk County sports schedule for Feb. 29 -- March 7
• Perrydale basketball teams 'proud' in defeat
• Polk County local sports briefs
• Blair Wheadon a 'blur' for Western Oregon men's basketball team
• Voices from the State Wrestling Championships
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• Central boys basketball team 'takes care of business'
• Central girls basketball team keeps on rolling
• 'Heart on your sleeve' kind of day
• Dallas basketball teams end seasons in 5A play-in games
• Monmouth Taiko drum show
• Unemployed homeowners can apply for mortgage assistance
• 'Millie' coming to WOU stage
• Tribes to celebrate cultural dictionary
• 2/29 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Tribal incorporation bill gets hearing in Senate
• M-I community award winners announced
• Three charged after missing girl is found
• 2/29 ENGAGEMENTS
• Suffrage topic of event
• 2/29 BIRTHS
• Successful aquatic center rate structure adopted
• 2/29 Library Calendar
• Settlement details mire Indy Station
• 2/29 Letters to the Editor
• 2/29 School Notes / Academic Honors
• James2 adds a meal night
• 2/29 Public Agenda Calendar
• Home Comfort named Business of the Year
• 2/29 Police Report
• Fast Food at Home?
• 2/29 Pedee News: Arlene Kovash
• F.C. program benefits from recent grants
• PD building revamp overdue
• 2/29 EDITORIAL
• 2/29 OBITUARIES
• Dallas is 'Title Town'
• No crime in evidence fiasco
• 2/29 Community Notebook
• 2/29 News in Brief
• Free is a very good price
• Much in Dallas needs upgrading
• YMCA fundraising campaign under way
• Central seventh-grade boys team finishes second
• High school basketball playoff games set
• MWC Wrestling Slide Show
• State Swimming competition
• Dallas 14U Volleyball team takes second
• Bigger dreams ahead for Dallas wrestlers
• Local sports schedule for Feb. 22 -- Feb. 29
• Perrydale basketball teams face tough road
• Rugby thrives in Polk County
• Polk County Sports Briefs
• WOU Roundup: Western Oregon men's track team captures fifth-straight indoor title
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• Central's Chan Bal a perfect fit at point guard
• Central girls basketball team thrives on balanced attack
• Central's Robert Berry, Andrew Hasbrook end on high notes at state swimming championships
• Central's Tanner Swinehart through to state wrestling meet
• Bowling dreams: Dallas girls win first district title, advance to state championships
• Dallas basketball teams have 'nothing to lose'
• Dallas' Deaven Vessell has breakout performance in first state swimming meet
• 2/21 BREAKING NEWS: M-I Chamber award winners announced
• 2/21 BREAKING NEWS: No criminal charges in Cannon evidence mishandling
• 2/22 BIRTHS
• 2/22 Business Notebook
• 2/22 Your Garden: Judy Scott
• 2/22 Library Calendar
• WOU students step up to help evacuate items
• 2/22 Letters to the Editor
• WIC program gets additional funding
• Into the Wild Blue
• Two plans aim to ease timber payments loss
• Home and Garden Show will have something for everyone
• Two arrested in stabbing
• GUEST COLUMN: 'Every little bit counts' when dealing with local flooding
• Teams are needed for 2012 Relay
• Free is a very good price
• Students' project is on track
• Firefighters, EMTs are honored
• Seeking better communication
• District is facing 'budget blues'
• Oregon Farm Bureau honors Polk County resident
• 2/22 School Notes / Academic Honors
• Dallas teen honored for local service
• 2/22 OBITUARIES
• 2/22 Public Agenda Calendar
• Dallas sushi bar is now open
• Museum, water don't mix
• Popular Monmouth B&B up for sale
• Dallas senior qualifies for state acting event
• Monmouth shop can fill doggies' grooming needs
• 2/22 Police Report
• 2/22 Community Notebook
• 2/22 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Play vignettes portray love
• 2/22 Community Calendar
• Math in limelight at WOU
• OSP cuts concern other law enforcers
• Community awards will honor 'Dazzling Diamonds' of Dallas
• Local doctor honored for 'noble deed'
• Chess teams bask in success
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for February 21, 2012
• On This Ranch ... Love Reigns
• 2/15 Public Agenda Calendar
• Big week for Perrydale basketball teams
• No letdowns for Central boys basketball team
• Dallas boys basketball team remains confident down the stretch
• 2/15 Community Calendar
• Morton leaving M-I Chamber role
• Central chooses to opt out of new open enrollment law
• Monmouth puts focus on historic properties
• 2/15 Business Notebook
• 2/15 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Your Garden: Judy Scott
• Bomb threat closes all CCC campuses
• Math lessons go high-tech
• When the floods come
• 2/15 WEDDINGS
• 'Uh'Mazing Race' is seeking participants
• 2/15 BIRTHS
• State forecast: Falling revenue, slow growth
• 2/15 ANNIVERSARIES
• State enrollment numbers are flat
• 2/15 Library Calendar
• Shake-up looming in Polk court system
• 2/15 Letters to the Editor
• 2/15 School Notes / Academic Honors
• Information for flood victims facing repairs/replacement
• Polk County 'Most Wanted' for February
• Governor adds Polk to flood disaster list
• 2/15 Police Report
• Falls City Council looks to fill key city positions
• 2/15 Pedee News: Arlene Kovash
• District weighing two key local issues
• 2/15 OBITUARIES
• Counterfeiters caught near casino
• NSTA honors Dallas teacher
• Council to hear Walmart decison appeal March 5
• 2/15 News in Brief
• 2/15 Community Notebook
• New wellness clinic opens
• Central wrestling team competes at Cottage Grove Tourney
• Sixth-grade DBA girls team wins Winter Slam Tourney
• Deaven Vessell, Jerusha Dressel Dallas hopefuls for swimming districts
• Polk County sports briefs
• Local sports schedule for Feb. 8 -- Feb. 14
• WOU Baseball Preview: Grady Wood a winner for Wolves
• Central's Pete Finnegan one of 29 to sign National Letter of Intent for Western Oregon football
• 'Fearless' Kyle Long a leader for Western Oregon men's basketball team
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• Casco League roundup: Perrydale boys, girls win at Jewell
• Central girls basketball team tops Newport
• Panther Pounding: Central boys hoops team proves its No. 1
• Central's Andrew Hasbrook still has the same goals for Panthers swim team
• Dallas hires Tracy Jackson as new football coach
• Dragons continue late-season surge
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for February 6, 2012
• Live Twitter updates for tonight's Central basketball contests at Newport
• 2/2 BREAKING NEWS: Dallas police officer dies
• 2/1 BREAKING NEWS: Power restored after Dallas outage
• Dallas girls basketball squad snaps losing skid, then falls to West Albany
• Dallas swimmers Schmidt, Genualdi a wave of youth for Dragons
• Learning curve: Dallas boys basketball squad on upswing in Mid-Willamette Conference second half
• Local sports schedule for Feb. 1 -- Feb. 8
• Perrydale boys basketball squad hangs with Casco League leader
• 'Phase' over for Perrydale girls basketball team
• Longtime Dallas educator, football coach Ron August dies at 70
• Polk County Sports Briefs
• Follow the Itemizer-Observer Sports Editor on Twitter
• Western Oregon men's basketball team gears up for showdown with Western Washington
• Why I don't fill out NCAA brackets (Nicole Watkins column)
• Josh Christenson picks up first for Dallas wrestling team
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• Boys volleyball a reality for local youth
• Central basketball teams on cruise control
• 1/27 BREAKING NEWS: Grand Ronde residents must boil water
• 1/27 BREAKING NEWS: Fatal accident in northeast Polk County
• Dallas Basketball Classic winners
• Perrydale boys basketball team gains momentum
• Western Oregon women's basketball team drops two in GNAC play
• Time to take ownership for Dallas girls basketball team (Nicole Watkins column)
• St. Paul gets revenge over Perrydale girls basketball team
• Local sports briefs
• Western Oregon's Jordan Freelander a spark plug for surging men's basketball squad
• Falls City boys basketball team having a competitive year
• Local sports schedules for Jan. 25 - Feb. 1
• It's a 'family' thing at the Dallas Wrestling Tournament
• Dallas boys basketball team drops two in Mid-Willamette Conference play
• Central girls basketball squad drops league opener
• A rude wake-up call: Central boys basketball team wins league opener
• Central tabs baseball coach
• Polk County Athletes of the Week
• 1/25 Library Calendar
• 1/20 BREAKING NEWS: Friday flood update; county declares disaster
• 1/19 BREAKING NEWS: Flooding updates as of 4 p.m.
• 1/19 BREAKING NEWS: Flooding updates as of 2 p.m.
• 1/19 BREAKING NEWS: Flooding causing issues, road closures
• Local sports schedules Jan. 18 - Jan. 25
• Casco League roundup: Falls City teams find success
• Central, Dallas square off in county swim dual
• Pollk County Athletes of the Week
• Second half letdown dooms Western Oregon men's basketball squad
• Dallas girls basketball squad's defense does in Woodburn
• Quick Hits
• Central boys basketball team grinds out another win
• Practice makes perfect for Perrydale girls basketball squad
• Western Oregon's Rylee Peterson a do-it-all type of player
• Dallas wrestling team upsets No. 1 Hermiston
• Local sports schedules Jan. 11-18
• Quick Hits
• Prep, College Basketball Standings
• No quit in Dragons
• College Notebook: Leigh Anne MacCarthy excels with Eastern Oregon volleyball team
• Change can be good, trust me (Nicole Watkins column)
• Central girls basketball team on upswing
• Casco League Roundup: Perrydale's Kaitlin Hallock on a roll
• Robert Berry, Franki Cable lead Central swimming
• Itemizer-Observer Athletes of the Week
• Western Oregon men's basketball top No. 23 Western Washington
• 1/11 News in Brief
• 1/11 Police Report
• Itemizer-Observer is now on Facebook!
• 1/6 BREAKING NEWS: Man arrested on roof of Monmouth home
• Senior Calendar
• Senior Calendar
• 1/4 For WEB: Volunteer Calendar
• 'We have that confidence'
• 1/4 Standings -- prep, college basketball, swimming
• 1/4 Scoreboard
• Schedules Jan. 4-11
• Quick Hits
• Pirates play catch-up
• Falls City wins two
• 'Aggressive' Dragons win
• Western Oregon women lose two
• 1/4 EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda For January 3, 2012
• Andersen Adds to Team Success
• Dragons Do the Job
• 12/28 BREAKING NEWS: Civic activist Deanna Smith dies
• 12/21 Scoreboard
• 12/21 BREAKING NEWS: Phillips trial closing arguments
• Two Panthers place at Tillamook tourney
• QUICK HITS
• West Point bound: Omlid signs NLI
• Two records set as Dallas girls open with three wins
• Schedules Dec. 14-21
• Panthers take third in meet
• Mountaineers improving, still seeking first win
• Mitchell, Harris help Dallas cruise to win over Panthers
• Hello, Oregon: Trading in a Midwest kind-of-life
• Dallas has high hopes for season
• Dallas grapplers nab 6th at Coast Classic
• A Polk rivalry renewed
• Perrydale opens year by posting to wins
• Mountaineers relish 4-0 record
• Hot-shooting Humboldt holds off Western rally
• Young Panthers dealing with lack of experience
• Fast starts a key for Pirates
• WOU has no trouble beating Walla Walla
• Perrdyale vs Camas Valley game slideshow
• Perrydale and Camas Valley game slide show
• Winter Sports Guide available
• Schedules for Dec. 7-14
• 2011-12 WINTER SPORTS SCHEDULES
• Perrydale starts with convincing victory
• BREAKING NEWS: Judge Avera announces retirement
• Schedules -- Nov. 16-23
• The Spirit of Giving
• Western junior earns GNAC soccer award
• 'The Lion in Winter' caps Pentacle season
• State trophy eludes Pirates
• Schrader: Debt tops concerns
• Sports Briefs
• 11/16 School Notes / Academic Honors
• Quick Hits
• Restaurant under new ownership
• Pirates run past Adrian, march into quarterfinals
• Remembering the Civil War
• Perrydale eyes rematch with archrival St. Paul
• Panthers rally for playoff victory
• Masei steps down as Dragons coach
• 11/16 Public Agenda Calendar
• GNAC crown eludes Wolves after setback
• Polk BOC seats now nonpartisan
• DUSC tabs Agee as its director of coaching
• 11/16 Police Report
• Central set to host state quarterfinal
• Planned bar, betting site raises concerns
• 11/16 Your Garden: Judy Scott
• 11/16 BREAKING NEWS: Suspicious fire under investigation
• Volunteer Calendar
• WOU sweeps Alaska schools to end year
• Trio honored with lifetime ag awards
• WOU runner has unique way of training: He sleeps
• Tribes get grant to build police force
• Wolves record first win for new coach
• Theater a community asset
• Western women no match for Oregon State in opener
• 10/26 Police Report
• 10/27 BREAKING NEWS: Sex crime investigation under way
• Public Safety and Public Works Committee Meeting Agenda For October 24, 2011
• Polk County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Polk County
• BREAKING NEWS: Cannon evidence found
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda For October 17, 2011
• 10/12 News in Brief
• Mounts run away from Portland Lutheran
• Meet results a mixed bag for Dallas
• Dallas drops tough match at Crescent Valley
• Lady Dragons clobber Parkrose, lose to Lebanon
• Defenses rule as Foxes trip Dallas 10-0
• Central girls place third in Mariman Invite
• Ups and downs continue for Panthers
• No. 1 Panthers steam past Cascade
• Two late goals doom Central at Newport
• Sports schedule for Oct. 12-19
• Quick Hits
• Auction provides funds for basic needs
• Bauman's late goal a winner for Western
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Wolves stretch winning streak to three
• Scoreboard
• Wildcats win rematch with Western Oregon
• Pirates rebound after St. Paul loss
• Surging Pirates whip OSD 74-20
• 10/7 BREAKING NEWS: Search is on for missing Rickreall boy
• 10/6 BREAKING NEWS: Parents charged in toddler shooting
• Central remains consistently inconsistent
• Shooting woes plague Lady Panthers
• Top-ranked Panthers roll past Philomath
• Austin goal gives Wolves a win
• Panthers earn first league victory
• Western sweeps two league opponents
• Wolves lose shootout at Abilene Christian
• Talmadge seventh-grader has the right stuff
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Quick start leads Pirates past Falls City
• Perrydale eases to win at C.S. Lewis
• Dallas falls in two five-game marathons
• Lady Dragons face tough Wilsonville team
• Corvallis shows lofty ranking no fluke
• Dragons show progress against Parkrose
• Central girls rise to challenge
• Weekly schedule
• Hops & Heritage Festival 2011 - Slideshow
• Western falls in five-game thriller
• Wolves roll to 56-0 win at Dixie State
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Perrydale remains unbeaten in league
• Learning process continues for Mounts
• Defending state champs down Falls City
• Dallas takes step up, downs Corvallis
• Lady Dragons claim first two wins
• Dragons take first step into win column
• Central takes fourth in team's first meet
• Panthers split first two league matches
• No. 1 Panthers top Scappoose in OT
• Schedule for Sept. 28-Oct. 5
• Quick hits
• Western places fourth in Spokane
• Seattle Pacific downs Wolves 3-0
• 9/28 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Administrative and Building and Grounds Committee Meeting Agenda for September 26, 2011
• Road trip not much fun for Central
• Lady Panthers record first victory
• No. 1 Panthers roll despite miscues
• Tillamook hands Central its first loss
• Schedule for Sept. 21-28
• Quick hits
• Wolves take third at Sundodger
• Western remains undefeated in GNAC
• Western Washington rallies for win over WOU
• Perrydale prospers during busy week
• Wolves end losing streak against CWU
• Unbeaten Pirates shred Dufur
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Goal-line stand propels Falls City to win
• Scoreboard
• News all good for Dallas in South Salem meet
• Dallas and Crescent Valley goes the distance
• Lady Dragons open with loss to Sandy
• Bulldogs collar Dragons once again
• Top five Central runners post PRs
• 9/19 BREAKING NEWS: Sentences handed down in Jondle murder cases
• 9/15 BREAKING NEWS: SEIU and OUS reach contract agreement
• 2011 Fall Sports Schedules
• Wolves earn season's first victory
• Perrydale wins opener without setter
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Pirates' Cruickshank scores five TDs in win
• Fundraiser to aid Perrrydale sports
• Falls City records first victory
• Mountaineers rout Mapleton
• Season debut is encouraging
• Miscues still an issue for Dallas
• Dallas soccer games canceled
• Central rolls past North Marion
• Growing pains encountered
• Panthers improve to 2-0 with shutout win
• Weekly schedule
• Quick hits
• Perrydale dinner & auction facts
• Wolves record another shutout
• Western earns sweep of Alaska schools
• Scoreboard
• Local author compiles stories of 'the Big Blow
• 9/7 OBITUARIES
• First-year coach optimistic about season
• Western falls in football opener
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Standings and other stufff
• Experience in short supply for Lady Mounts
• Parkrose gets last laugh in season opener
• Youth abounds for Mounts in 2011
• Cruickshanks help Pirates rally for win
• Panthers face rebuilding year
• Lady Mountaineers start on wrong feet
• Lady Pirates shoot for state finals
• Parkrose gets last laugh in season opener
• Pirates sport new look for 2011
• Central serves up initial win
• Dragons primed for banner season ... maybe
• Panthers scorch Sisters in opener
• First-year coach has high hopes
• Weekley schedule
• New coach is 2001 Dallas graduate
• Quick hits
• Dragons plan to compete in 2011
• Dragons hope to surmount obstacles
• Panthers hope to build on 2010 success
• Coach says Panthers set to step forward
• Is Central's glass half-full or half-empty?
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda For September 6, 2011
• 8/31 BREAKING NEWS: Beck plea agreement in Jondle murder case
• 8/31 BREAKING NEWS: Beck plea agreement in Jondle murder case
• Monmouth, Independence unique regarding chickens
• Benefit concert needs volunteers
• A Family Matter
• 8/31 Senior Calendar
• 8/31 Correction
• 8/31 News in Brief
• 8/31 Community Notebook
• Mosque firebomb suspect arrested
• 8/31 Community Calendar
• 8/31 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• College workers could strike
• 8/31 ENGAGEMENTS
• Three Polk students to compete in spelling bee
• 8/31 ANNIVERSARIES
• Siblings step up to save choir
• 8/31 Library Calendar
• Senior Calendar
• 8/31 Letters to the Editor
• School Notes / Academic Honors
• Labor Day brings on early deadlines at I-O
• School assessment results mixed
• 8/31 Full Circle: Deb Darr
• 8/31 Public Agenda Calendar
• Four new DSD office managers on the job
• Polk Flea Market season begins Sept. 4
• 'Fill the Boot' drive is set for weekend
• Polk County Fair sees increase in attendance
• 8/31 Police Report
• 8/31 Pedee News: Arlene Kovash
• 8/31 OBITUARIES
• Falls City hosts grilling festival
• Night of Fire raises $6,200 for Gracie
• Western seeks return to nationals
• Wolves bank on new coach for turnaround
• Western spikers hope to contend for title
• Western's road odyssey begins
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Prep teams set to kick off season
• WOU volleyball glance
• WOU football glance
• WOU cross country glance
• WOU women's soccer glance
• Benefit concert needs volunteers
• Backyard chicken movement unites
• Annual fiesta set for Sept. 3
• A Family Matter
• Classroom countdown
• Bicyclists go for built-in boost
• Penaranda, Peila shine in Western scrimmage
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• New Falls City volleyball coach is home grown
• Are you ready for some football?
• 'Excited' Dragons open practice
• Surge in numbers a plus for CHS spikers
• Back to School for Dallas - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Local cowgirl plans long rodeo career
• No time for patience now
• Sports news and notes around Polk county
• Scoreboard
• Dallas focuses on conditioning in camp
• Central a winner on first day of camp
• UPDATE -- Distribution of school supplies set
• 8/10 BREAKING NEWS: Monmouth couple dies in crash in California
• Western products ink NFL contracts
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Jolie-Rae is not crying any more
• Early concerns quickly erased
• Lynch becomes third coach in three years
• Three additions names for WOU hall of fame
• 8/5 BREAKING NEWS: Nonpartisan initiative qualifies for ballot
• 8/4 BREAKING NEWS: Motorcycle accident injures driver
• 8/3 BREAKING NEWS: POINT uncovers synthetic marijuana sales
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Local wrestler wins title at regional tourney
• Alex Bird and Clay Stuhr together again
• Dallas begins football practice Aug. 8
• Dragons place eighth in state tournament
• 7/29 BREAKING NEWS: Jondle pleads guilty in double murder
• 7/29 BREAKING NEWS: Weiss named interim president at WOU
• Herrold named student assistant at WOU
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Richards: All in the Family
• Four better than three at Hoopla tourney
• Dragons take fifth in state tournament
• Dallas opens state tourney with Summit
• 7/20 Police Report
• Campground users will bike in, boat in
• Western turns to junior colleges for recruits
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Title IX is fine, anonymous complaint is not
• Dallas coach Tony Olliff is right at home
• Dallas squads ready to state their case
• Like everyone else, Charleston waits
• Scoreboard
• 7/14 BREAKING NEWS: WOU president plans to step down
• 7/13 SENIOR CALENDAR
• Former WOU pitcher earns all-star gig
• Stampede Rodeo returns with spirit
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Dragons collect Valley League crown
• CYS finds new home at Talmadge
• Panthers get different angle on football
• Monmouth-Independence Fourth of July Celebrations - 2011
• Scoreboard
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Marathon winner avoids the crowd
• Schools hit with Title IX complaint
• Dallas grad finds his niche ... and what a niche!
• Research reveals Dallas' rich basketball history
• Western hands out spring sports awards
• Locals set for royal rodeo experience
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Dallas posts 3-1 mark in tourney play
• Central graduate ready to take next step
• Hedrick adapts to new role at Boise State
• Scoreboard
• 6/27 BREAKING NEWS: Missing Dallas man found dead
• 6/22 BREAKING NEWS: Dallas man reported missing
• 6/22 BREAKING NEWS: Dallas man reported missing
• Western recruiting class a versatile group
• Expectations on the rise with new coach
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Son comes first for this coach, father
• Central's Pratt to walk-on at Stanford
• Polk County Class of 2011 - Slideshows
• Wolves announce latest recruiting class
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Former Dragon Beaton lands on OSU roster
• Dallas' Broadus starts as freshman
• Kings Valley, Falls City plan partnership
• Dallas starts summer red-hot
• Scorecard
• 6/9 BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff's office searching for runaway
• New Dallas coach has been around
• Cascade rains on Central's parade
• Davis decides it's time for the grandkids
• Western trio earns academic honor
• Free offerings highlight summer camp lineup
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Free summer camps information
• Perrydale High's Emily Crowe: One rejection sparks her sparks her successes
• F.C. leader will be missed
• Extension plans changes
• 6/8 Pedee News: Arlene Kovash
• 6/8 EDITORIAL
• Online services set open house
• 6/8 Volunteer Calendar
• Dallas High's Chauncey Baker: Taking advantage of opportunities
• 6/8 OBITUARIES
• Western grad got involved
• Dallas dealing with surge in burglaries
• 6/8 News in Brief
• Visit by Black Hawk stirs students
• 6/8 Correction
• More changes coming to Falls City
• Tuition on rise at WOU
• 6/8 Community Notebook
• 6/8 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Tribes buy former Willamina school building
• 6/8 Community Calendar
• Maiden Voyage
• The Gift of Life
• City will trim staff by 20 percent
• 6/8 ENGAGEMENTS
• Strike three nets sex offender life term
• Central High's Anel Venegas: Ready to move on to a new journey
• 6/8 ANNIVERSARY
• Smoking ban to be revisited
• Ag business files bankruptcy
• 6/8 Library Calendar
• 6/8 School Notes / Academic Honors
• 6/8 Letters to the Editor
• 6/8 Public Agenda Calendar
• Falls City High's Kindra Hyatt: School newcomer leaves her mark
• Polk County posts release of sex offender
• Group lifts censure against Western Oregon
• 6/8 Police Report
• Falls City High's Kindra Hyatt: School newcomer leaves her mark
• Police arrest two in local thefts
• 6/8 Fairgrounds Calendar
• Man who made career of sex abuse may get life
• New Dallas coach hopes to be just like former coach
• Veteran coach selected to lead Dragons
• This time, Dragons fall by a single run
• Lady Panthers down Madras, reach semis
• Two Wolves take eighth at nationals
• Scores could soar at Starlite Lanes
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• 5/25 Library Calendar
• 5/25 Public Agenda Calendar
• Levy failure puts cuts into motion
• 5/25 Police Report
• 5/25 Letters to the Editor
• 5/25 Pedee News: Arlene Kovash
• Independence honored for historical efforts
• 5/25 OBITUARIES
• Youth law enforcement camp accepting local applications
• Independence honored for historical efforts
• No pay raise for county officials
• Wanted: Buyer for Central portables
• 5/25 Full Circle: Deb Darr
• Newcomer tops incumbent for Polk Fire No. 1 position
• Voters determine school board seats
• Five jailed in local drug raids
• Name change for fair gains board approval
• Visiting Thai teachers pick up tips
• Falls City Fright
• Moser, others ready to get to work
• Two-year planning helps out district
• Extension budget OK'd by committee
• Monmouth eatery adds weekend dinner hours
• Talmadge sports a priority for CYS
• Economy doomed Dallas school levy
• 5/25 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Students amaze with science
• County budget now goes to commission
• Metal thefts decrease, but criminals still hit
• Sheriff's department is seeking candidates for reserve
• Council vote due on dog laws
• Memorial Day observances planned throughout county
• School Notes / Academic Honors
• 5/25 Community Notebook
• Memorial Day holiday changes I-O deadlines
• Restoration project will benefit refuge
• 5/25 Community Calendar
• 5/25 ANNIVERSARIES
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Committee approves budget with reductions
• 5/25 ENGAGEMENTS
• Relevant after 2,400 years
• 5/25 BIRTHS
• Relay For Life backers raise $81,000-plus to fight cancer
• Six-run outburst dooms Panthers in La Grande
• State berths in short supply
• Seniors shine at state track meet
• Western sends six to national track meet
• WOU quickly booted from regional tourney
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Perrydale gets no help, misses playoffs
• Dragons enjoy return to state track meet
• Blown tire a bad omen for Lady Dragons
• Dallas duo advances to quarterfinals
• Dallas holds on for upset win at Marist
• Lady Panthers, Kenyon silence Sisters 1-0
• Central pair reaches consolation semis
• Central golfers improve to eighth at state
• 5/18 BREAKING NEWS: Parts of Baskett Slough closed through Friday
• 5/18 BREAKING NEWS: Parts of Baskett Slough closed through Friday
• Western men win GNAC track title
• Wolves picked for regional tournament
• Scorecard
• Pirates happy with showing in league meet
• Perrydale faces possible playoff Saturday
• Seven Dragons earn berths at state meet
• Dragons sweep Lebanon, face Marist next
• Dallas' Pauls, Gillette qualify for state
• Lebanon series a varied experience
• Two Central relays qualify for state
• Red-hot Kenyon bolsters postseason hopes
• Waddell, Robison capture league title
• Panthers eighth after first round
• Central learns it's in after all
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for May 16, 2011
• Three Wolves reach qualifying standard
• Wolves finish season with split
• Western clinches another league title
• Scoreboard
• Perrydale tracksters eye league meet
• Dallas splits with Crescent Valley
• League leaders take series from Lady Dragons
• It's an all-or-nothing affair again for Dallas
• Dragons set for conference tournament
• Central tracksters ready for league meet
• Central, Kenyon upset No. 2 Cascade
• Panthers second after opening round
• Central netters close regular season
• Central playoff hopes receive big boost
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Sprinters leading way for Perrydale
• Dallas boys and girls dominate Woodburn
• Surge continues for Lady Dragons
• Dallas Athletic Hall readies for new additions
• Woodburn edges Dallas on tiebreaker
• Coach sees progress in Corvallis series
• Central starts to focus on league meet
• Panthers strengthen grip on second place
• Central gains ground on league leaders
• Missing players a problem for Panthers
• Central rallies twice for 12-11 victory
• Wolves drop two one-run contests
• Western Oregon batters Central Washington
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for May 2, 2011
• 4/29 BREAKING NEWS: Central School Board chairwoman recalled
• 4/29 BREAKING NEWS: Central School Board chairwoman recalled
• 4/28 BREAKING NEWS: Skeletal remains found near Grand Ronde
• 4/28 BREAKING NEWS: Steve Spencer named DHS principal
• 4/28 BREAKING NEWS: Recovered body identified
• One-run win finally snaps losing streak
• Relay team breaks school record
• Wolves drop doubleheader
• Sweep vaults Wolves into first place
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Pirates find medal finishes elusive
• Dallas tracksters add another meet sweeep
• Lady Dragons add to winning streak
• Three-set losses help Dallas edge Lebanon
• Dragons unload on Woodburn
• Philomath edges Panthers by a single point
• Extra-inning win helps Central sweep Stayton
• Coach would like to see team's other side
• Cuts eliminate Central SRO
• Monmouth Police Department accords honors to six office
• 4/27 Community Notebook
• 4/27 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Watershed targeted for study
• Community Health Fair on tap Thursday
• 4/27 ENGAGEMENTS
• 4/27 Volunteer Calendar
• 4/27 Community Calenda
• 4/27 BIRTHS
• Unidentified body found in river
• Central leader departs
• 4/27 Library Calendar
• Tribes' Kennedy reappointed to legislative post
• 4/27 Business Notebook
• Levy would bolster shrinking finances
• Students get first-hand look at crash scenario
• Board hopefuls: Open the lines
• 4/27 Letters to the Editor
• 4/27 School Notes / Academic Honors
• Incumbents unopposed in bid for school board
• Salaries of WOU professors rank near bottom in survey
• Hearing set for Dallas man in fatal shooting
• Return of ballots due for Central board recall vote
• 4/27 Full Circle: Deb Darr
• 4/27 Public Agenda Calendar
• Fiction Fantasy
• Proctor foster homes needed in county
• FC mayor: Vision on track
• 4/27 Police Report
• Falls City restaurant closes
• 4/27 Pedee News: Arlene Kovash
• County to select Extension budget committee members
• Outgoing board member critical of district operations
• Exhibit captures historic, modern bird perspectives
• 4/27 OBITUARIES
• Dallas budget paints gloomy picture
• 4/27 News in Brief
• 4/21 BREAKING NEWS: Central superintendent resigns
• Dallas knocks off Woodburn 7-1
• Dragons start laet but earn a win
• Sixteen seniors a few too many
• Central happily unveils new track facility
• Improved Taft still no match for Central
• Lady Panthers improve to 3-0
• Three of four only good for second
• Late loss adds to mounting frustration
• Saint Martin's takes three of four from WOU
• Bergeson named men's basketball coach
• Wolves pitchers lead way to sweep
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Hall set to induct Kacey McCallister
• Dallas thinclads post another sweep
• Busy week starts with a big victory
• 4/14 BREAKING NEWS: Highway 22 crash kills one
• BREAKING NEWS: Wheeler chosen new Polk commissioner
• Dallas earns its first win against West Albany
• Bulldog batters batter Dragons in MWC series
• Showdown with Cascade turns into letdown
• Central golfers close gap on Stayton
• Central opens with top player sidelined
• Two extremes reached in just two weeks
• Wolves host only home track meet
• Hillmich, Hallmark lead way to victory
• Western records three straight shutouts
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Pirates lose by one run at Culver
• Dallas girls dominate at West Albany
• Dallas netters get started ... finally
• Dragons sweep three games from South Albany
• Central boys start season with a win
• No. 3 Central set to face No. 2 Cascade
• Playoff aspirations receive early boost
• Wolves struggle in California tournament
• Western Oregon roundup
• Split gives Wolves series win in Idaho
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Perrydale dodges rain at first meet
• Lady Pirates split first two games
• Dallas tracksters host south Albany
• Dallas strolls by South Albany
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for April 4, 2011
• Local resident arrested for Internet sex crimes
• CHS, Kenyon perfect in victory at Tillamook
• Central wins two at North Marion
• Western's Reed sets anotherr 5,000 mark
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• LaCreole wrestlers compete at state
• Dallas to join Pop Warner League
• Dallas doubles up at St. Helens
• Lengthy road trip produces first win
• 3/30 BREAKING NEWS: Victim in March 22 shooting dies
• WOU's Kaino wins 100 at Oregon Preview
• Central Washington takes pair from Wolves
• Western splits with Saint Martin's
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Dallas youth football taking new course
• Silverton shows why it's No. 1
• Dallas absorbs 4-1 defeat in wet opener
• Dallas dance team honors fallen friend
• Dallas opener not much fun
• Central prevails in last at-bat
• Central places second in first tourney
• 3/19 BREAKING NEWS: Polk Commissioner Mike Propes dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• 3/19 BREAKING NEWS: Polk Commission Mike Propes dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Falls City hiring proposal sparks debate
• League title streak might be in jeopardy
• Dallas boys tennis schedule, info
• State berth might be tougher to come by
• Dallas baseball schedule, info
• Panthers expecting another close race
• Central track schedule, info
• Distance medley relay sixth at nationals
• Central softball schedule, info
• Western drops three one-run contests
• Central girls tennis schedule, info
• Teams split, rain takes two
• Central boys tennis schedule, info
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Central golf schedule, info
• Scoreboard
• Central baseball schedule, info
• Defense, stars lead Panthers to win
• Pirate thinclads hope to step out of shadows
• McArdle provides boost for Panthers
• Lady Pirates hopes to follow suit
• Panthers rally to take fourth at state
• Big turnout a plus for Dragons
• Perrydale softball schedule, info
• Dragons lack experience not enthusiasm
• Perrydale track schedule, info
• Dragons dealing with loss of eight seniors
• Dallas track schedule, info
• Dragons preparing for elements
• Dallas softball schedule, info
• Dragons not grizzled veterans quite yet
• Dallas golf schedule, info
• Seniors will lead Panthers
• Dallas girls tennis schedule, info
• Exchange student expected to lead Panthers
• Western begins outdoor track season
• Western decides coaching change needed
• Two wins give Wolves series split
• Western starts league play with sweep
• Sports news and notes around Polk county
• Weekly scoreboard
• Lady Pirates battle to finish in state tourney
• Crook County surprises Lady Panthers
• Panthers edge Marshall, reach Elite 8
• Dallas Wrestlers take second at state meet
• Dallas Public Library - Read 2 Swim
• Rates adjusted for pool users
• 3/2 Fairgrounds Calendar
• Defense provides ticket to Elite 8
• Dallas' ride ends on high note at state
• Bookey-Vandetta: more friend than foe
• Loss to Mountain View ends Dallas' season
• Dallas falls to Eagle Point in play-in game
• Lady Panthers sweep aside La Pine
• Hot Panthers set to host Marshall
• Zahler reaches milestones in first playoff
• Sports news and notes around Polk county
• Scoreboard
• Snow Day!
• Slide Show from Dallas Wrestling Championship
• Dallas bags second straight league title
• What the champions say ...
• Dallas to face Mountain View
• Dallas closes regular season with win
• Panthers' Perez earns spot at state
• Central swimmers place seventh at state
• Lady Panthers down Stayton Taft
• Central rolls past Stayton 55-35
• Western Oregon roundup
• State wrestling information
• Standings, results, lotsa stuff
• Perrydale bests St. Paul in double OT
• Lady Mountaineers fall in league playoffs
• City Council Agenda Packet - February 22, 2011
• BREAKING NEWS: Central superintendent finalist for St. Helens post
• Dallas wrestlers revisit Silverton, earn win
• Dallas' Deaven Vessell qualifies for state
• Dallas cagers approach play-in games
• Special District 4 looks especially tough
• Central set for another state trip
• Panthers lose late lead, game tto Cascade
• Central bolts past Cascade
• Saint Martin's upends Western Oregon
• Scoreboard
• Lady Pirates finish tied for first place
• Perrydale to take on rival St. Paul
• Lady Mounts earn spot in Casco playoffs
• Falls City six set for Casco playoffs
• 2/9 Police Report
• Memories of Charley Engelfried
• Irony surrounds tragic death of Dallas wrestler
• Dallas girls set school record in medley relay
• Dallas basketball game rescheduled
• Central ends layoff, returns to wrestling mat
• Ailing Panthers eye district meet
• Panthers take sole possession of second
• Newport shoots past Panthers
• Balanced attack leads WOU to win
• Defense boosts Western past Simon Fraser
• Wolves sign 23 to letters of intent
• Western claims series finale
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Perrydale takes step back toward pack
• Pirates' lead disappears in second half
• Falls City tops C.S. Lewis ... twice
• Go Green with Electric Bikes
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda For February 7, 2011
• 2/4 BREAKING NEWS: Dallas High wrestler dies after match
• Perrydale knocks off Class 2A Dayton
• Lady Mountaineers claim first Casco win
• Dragons shoot for top at state
• Lady Dragons record second league win
• Rebels beat Dallas with last-second shot
• No. 2 Cascade downs Lady Panthers
• Central grabs early Oregon West lead
• Saint Martin's defeats Western Oregon
• Wolves lead lead, game to Seattle Pacific
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• 1/27 BREAKING NEWS: Man arraigned in West Salem murder
• 1/27 BREAKING NEWS: ABC program to profile homeless Falls City teen
• 1/26 OBITUARIES
• 1/26 Full Circle: Deb Darr
• 1/26 Police Report
• Food with a Southwest flair
• Perrydale selects temporary instructor
• 1/26 EDITORIAL
• 1/26 Pedee News: Arlene Kovash
• Economy puts the hurt on dairies
• OPB to feature Dallas opera singer
• District outlines possible cuts
• 1/26 News in Brief
• Dallas honors its best
• Minor fire reported in new building
• 1/26 Community Notebook
• 1/26 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• 1/26 Community Calendar
• Loader topples, kills logger
• Civil rights speaker notes movement can never end
• 1/26 ENGAGEMENTS
• Trip to creek fatal for Dallas woman, 42
• City moves into its new digs
• 1/26 BIRTHS
• 'The Odd Couple' to open at Pentacle
• City leaders feted for accomplishments
• 1/26 Library Calendar
• Senator hears locals' concerns
• 1/26 Business Notebook
• 1/26 Letters to the Editor
• 1/26 School Notes / Academic Honors
• Arts center seeks helping hand
• It's math with a learning twist
• Salmon continuing comeback in creek
• Applications available for mini-grants
• Irvin takes on Independence's economic growth
• Relay For Life kickoff is Saturday
• And the winners are ...
• Independence sees increase in MIP cases
• 1/26 Public Agenda Calendar
• Hanging up his (hard) hat
• Polk CASA volunteer training begins Feb. 2
• Central swimmers host meet in Dallas
• No. 5 Lady Panthers down No. 7 Philomath
• Defense leads Central past Philomath
• Zahler's 16 points not quite enough for WOU
• Hot Wolves scorch Alaska Fairbanks
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Perrydale tops Falls City after rough start
• Pirates hold on for win at Falls City
• Narrow defeats still haunting Lady Mounts
• Falls City's fourth-quarter rally falls short
• Dragons give young guns a little mat time
• Dallas' Brook Perry says don't blame my mom
• Dallas can't hold lead, falls to Silverton
• Central claims first dual match win
• 1/20 BREAKING NEWS: Man dies in logging accident near Sheridan
• 1/19 BREAKING NEWS: Minor fire at new civic center reported
• 1/19 BREAKING NEWS: Icy roads lead to multiple accidents
• Balanced scoring leads to win for Wolves
• WOU sprinters lead way in first indoor meet
• Saint Martin's, Poole sink Western
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Perrydale takes first place in Casco
• Pirates hang on for win at Portland Lutheran
• Falls City downs OSD, improves to 3-2 in league
• Dallas strolls to Booster Club tourney title
• Dallas claims first league win of the season
• Dragons drop two league contests
• Rardin provides highlight for Panthers
• Central, Dallas get together for first time
• Central, Omlid shoot past Scappoose
• Ancheta named coach at Western Oregon
• Wolves fall in battle for first place
• Long, Wheadon lead Wolves to OT win
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scoreboard
• Perrydale loses late lead, game
• Pirates starting to hit their stride
• Jewell pulls away for win against Falls City
• Dallas gets a split decision at Lebanon
• Dragons test Crescent Valley swimmers
• League start unkind for Lady Dragons
• Dallas, Burbank beat Bulldogs at buzzer
• Central swimmers post personal records
• Only La Salle is left to beat
• Hot-shooting Panthers clobber Y-C
• League-leading Wolves defeat Saint Martin's
• Western misses shot at overtime in Montana
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scorecard
• Perrydale shooters start to find their mark
• Falls City splits a pair of two-point games
• Dallas grapplers to face top two league foes
• Layoff over, Lady Dragons best Rex Putnam
• World travelers return home with a title
• Lady Panthers take third place at Stayton
• Disappearing leads become an issue
• 12/30 BREAKING NEWS: Dallas apartment shooting
• 12/29 Volunteer Calendar
• Area groups will recycle your tree
• Dallas set for another big event
• Perez wins title at Central tournament
• Central leads Banks from start to finish
• Scorecard
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Baskets in short supply for Lady Pirates
• Shooting woes continue for Pirates
• Falls City evens mark at 4-4 with victory
• Dragons add second tourney championship
• Panthers drop three duals at Stayton
• Comeback delivers second win for Panthers
• Central's ailing Phillips sidelined for now
• Ice-cold shooting leads to loss for Wolves
• Western award winners selected
• Western falls to BYU-Hawaii
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Standings, results, bowling leaders
• Clutch plays boost Perrydale to win
• Six Lady Mounts take on Triangle Lake
• Rebels -- a whole bunch of them -- visit Dallas
• Health issues plaguing Lady Dragons
• Dragons fall at South Salem, Reynolds
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Defending state champs open with win
• Scorecard
• Western men, women rock Simpson
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Lady Pirates consistently inconsistent
• Pirates struggles with turnovers, free throws
• Falls City rallies for win against Mapleton
• Dallas routs Woodburn, takes 4th at Classic
• Dallas swimmers visit Woodburn, Salem
• Another tough-luck defeat for Lady Dragons
• Pinch me! Dragons improve to 3-0
• Tillamook an eye opener for Panthers
• Central swimmers open season
• Lady Panthers pull away, win season opener
• Dallas swimming facts
• New coach looks for well-rounded Dragons
• Dallas girls basketball facts
• Dragons hope to take next step
• Dallas boys basketball facts
• Pirates replacing seven varsity starters
• Central wrestling facts
• Mounts hope for better results in 2010-11
• Western runners visit NCAA Division II nationals
• Centrsl swimming facts
• Loaded Dragons eye another title
• Western prevails behind 24 points from Zahler
• Central girls basketball facts
• Faces are new, expectations are not
• Wheadon's 29 points leads WOU to win
• Central boys basketball facts
• CHS hopes to start, finish with about 25
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• 2010-2011 Winter sports schedules
• Panthers depend on kindness of others
• Scorecard
• New-look Panthers hit court running
• Turnovers plague Lady Pirates in 0-2 start
• Panthers as always, are wearing a bull's eye
• Misfiring Pirates fall to Lickitat
• Mounts have connection to winning past
• Falls City rallies but falls short 38-32
• Perrydale girls basketball facts
• Mountaineers drop pair in tournament
• Perrydale boys basketball facts
• Dallas grabs hold of a strong start
• Falls City girls basketball facts
• Lady Dragons bounce back after two losses
• Falls City boys basketball facts
• La Pine trip proves double-licious for DHS
• Dallas wrestling facts
• Aggressive defense may boost Pirates' offense
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda For December 6, 2010
• 11/24 BREAKING NEWS UPDATE
• 11/24 BREAKING NEWS
• 11/24 BREAKING NEWS
• Western, Peterson claim season's first win
• City Of Dallas Building And Grounds Committee Meeting Agenda For November 22, 2010
• City Of Dallas Administrative Committee Meeting Agenda For November 22, 2010
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Scorecard
• Pirates can't hold early lead in loss at Cove
• Dallas' Jarod Bookey ready to serve
• Dragons end season with 2-1 loss
• Run at state is short but sweet
• Tide turns on Panthers at Astoria
• Playoff run ends with 2-0 loss at Madras
• Wildcats clip Western, take first place
• Awards program honors 4-H standouts
• An appreciation for life
• Cruise has no splendor for family from Dallas
• Corrections posts 'Most Wanted' for November
• 11/17 Community Notebook
• 11/17 Community Calendar
• Church sets Thanksgiving luncheon
• Careless parking in Independence gets costly
• Cabaret a trip down Memory Lane
• 11/17 Business Notebook
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda For November 15, 2010
• Loss more pleasant than you might expect
• New Falls City mayor wants city to keep moving forward
• Second time a little tougher for Central
• New computer service store opening in downtown Dallas
• Panthers overcome obstacles in 2-0 win
• Monmouth's Tigress Books marches to own beat
• 11/10 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• WOU to stage classic 'Picnic'
• 11/10 WEDDINGS
• Takacs gets nod in only contested Independence race
• Anna Wruck of Monmouth to sign with Tulane
• Sheriff's office seeks new support members
• Morgan's four field goals help Western to win
• 11/10 School Notes
• Sports news and notes around Polk county
• Reading moms set to retire
• Scorecard
• 11/10 Public Agenda Calendar
• Lady Pirates take tumble at Damascus Christian
• Pope eager to start work on board
• Pirates down Country Christian for 2nd place
• Political newcomer shocks incumbent
• Falls City falls in playoff opener
• 11/10 Police Report
• Dallas pair learns what state is all about
• 11/10 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Loss to Eagle point ends Dallas' season
• Opera House refit shaping up
• Moncsko decides to enjoy herself at state
• 11/10 OBITUARIES
• Panthers stun North Bend, advance to finals
• 11/10 News in Brief
• Extension district seeks input
• DHS students exercise voting rights
• Dalton clips Woods for mayor; newcomers gain council seats
• Dallas FFA members earn honors
• 11/9 BREAKING NEWS: Horse causes fatal accident near Monmouth
• 11/10 Corrections
• 11/10 MILESTONES
• 11/10 Community Notebook
• 11/10 BIRTHS
• 11/10 Community Calendar
• 11/10 Library Calendar
• Central district restores part-time staff job
• 11/10 Letters to the Editor
• Board can't decide on newest member
• Let's Dance!
• Bargaining teachers cite lack of respect
• Judgeship goes to Campbell
• Area incumbents re-elected to state, federal positions
• Judge position didn't come cheap
• A warm homecoming for 162nd
• Hopes high for vintage
• Fire destroys Airlie home
• 'Fiddler on the Roof' to open at Pentacle
• FC project nears the finish line
• Familiar faces return to Monmouth offices
• ELECTION 2010: Circuit Court Judge results
• Pirates bounce back with easy victory
• Bonds could fund project, road work
• 11/3 Library Calendar
• ELECTION 2010: Circuit Court Judge results
• Late interception seals LaCreole win
• Birthday gathering will honor 235th year of Marines
• 11/3 Letters to the Editor
• ELECTION 2010: Falls City Mayor and City Council
• Falls City spikers earn state playoff berth
• A Pheasant Afternoon
• Kids will give Marines holiday lift
• ELECTION 2010: Monmouth Mayor and City Council
• Mountaineers' playoff bid falls short
• 11/3 Your Garden: Judy Scott
• Hospital gears up for family health fair
• PSWCD to offer bounty for nutria
• Dallas pair qualifies for state meet
• Tuesday general election results available online
• Homecoming for 162nd planned in Dallas
• Popular bike safety program provides key rules of the road
• Heartbreaking loss ends Dallas' season
• Statement against Central employee retracted by group
• Firefighters raze site for new Oregon Family Health clinic
• Dallas faces league-leading Woodburn
• State adopts tougher standards
• 11/3 Editorial
• 11/3 Police Report
• Central's Alyn Moncsko runs to state
• Schultz fills in to head Independence finance
• Diamonds Garden: New restaurant, familiar site
• 11/3 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Central serves up a victory at Elmira
• 11/3 School Notes
• Dallas Retirement Village rated high
• 11/3 OBITUARIES
• Lady Panthers close regular season
• 11/3 Public Agenda Calendar
• 11/3 Correction
• 11/3 News in Brief
• Panthers push past Newport for league title
• 11/3 Community Calendar
• 11/3 Community Notebook
• New Indy civic center takes shape
• Western Oregon sends Dixie down South
• Coming Home
• 11/3 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• ELECTION 2010: Polk County Commission races
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• City emphasizes bicyclists, 'boarders must obey rules
• Memorial will honor veterans
• ELECTION 2010: Independence Mayor and City Council
• St. Paul Rodeo selects locals for Royal Court
• Candidate says questioning her residency was low blow
• Master Gardener registration open
• ELECTION 2010: Dallas Mayor and City Council
• Scorecard
• 11/3 Business Notebook
• 11/3 WEDDINGS
• ELECTION 2010: Senate, House incumbents fare well
• Perrydale claims No. 2 berth in Casco
• Breakfast for veterans set Nov. 11
• 11/3 BIRTHS
• 10/27 School Notes
• 10/27 WEDDINGS
• Dallas gets final regular-season tuneup
• 10/27 Community Notebook
• 10/27 Public Agenda Calendar
• 10/27 BIRTHS
• Lady Dragons still coming up just short
• 10/27 Community Calendar
• PSWCD board candidates running unopposed
• 10/27 ANNIVERSARIES
• Dragons end regular season with loss
• 10/27 Clarification
• Polk resident new leader for area Red Cross
• 'Li'l Abner' comes to life at DHS
• Dallas has two good halves in two games
• City looks at updating dog laws
• 10/27 Police Report
• 10/27 Library Calendar
• Injury questions linger as district meet arrives
• Central looking to 'Get Fit'
• 2010 POLK COUNTY HOLIDAY BAZAARS
• 10/27 Letters to the Editor
• Lady Panthers take shot at second place
• Caring for hearts and soles
• Accident sends two to hospital
• Independence Wildfang area is wild indeed, but a resource
• Central nearing unchartered territory
• 10/27 Business Notebook
• Hwy. 22 stretch no longer will be a 'safety corridor'
• No contest again for No. 2 Panthers
• Biomass power plant for Dallas?
• Honoring his service
• 10/27 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Western Oregon blows past Azusa Pacific
• 10/27 Halloween Calendar
• 10/27 OBITUARIES
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• 10/27 Full Circle: Deb Darr
• 10/27 News in Brief
• Scorecard
• WVH Foundation grant will help local women get mammograms
• Museum's future is a priority
• Perrydale spikers clinch second place
• FC candidate says claim is bogus
• Workshop provides teacher inspiration
• Monmouth man accused of sex trafficking involving teen
• Annual battle turns out to be a sad tale
• F.C. harassment is under investigation
• What's a little decorating for Halloween, anyway?
• 10/27 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• LaCreole wins defensive battle with Talmadge
• Deadline looms for election ballots
• Volunteers sought for various city positions
• Medical marijuana issue debated
• Long journey leads to memorable victory
• County posts 'most wanted'
• Tribes makes case against new casino
• Longtime downtown market closing soon
• Falls City hopes to add to playoff history
• Conference yields district $22,000
• City Council Agenda Packet For November 1, 2010
• State Representative -- District 20
• Perrydale tightens grip on second place
• Downtown property's future still uncertain
• Sickles appointed to fill Falls City council vacancy
• After brief scare, Perrydale shoots past Alsea
• Dog laws likely to get more bite
• 10/20 School Notes / Academic Honors
• LaCreole 8th graders deck North Marion
• Dallas resident killed in Afghanistan blast
• 10/20 Public Agenda Calendar
• Dragons take on league foes
• 10/20 Corrections/Clarifications
• Perrydale FFA leads nation in community service hours
• Dallas girls down South Albany on late goal
• 10/20 Community Notebook
• 10/20 OBITUARIES
• Dragons break through in style
• Community Holiday Project under way
• No wine before its time
• Dallas turns tables on Silverton, wins 6-2
• 10/20 Community Calendar
• 10/20 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Ups and downs continue for Central
• City dealing with unexpected cost for 'mystery computers'
• 10/20 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• WOU sets homecoming events
• Central's Ceci Lugo records 31 saves
• Central teachers still without contract
• Man is charged with stealing dog
• Vote-by-mail ballots should be in your hands
• Parades before and after CHS-Taft kickoff
• Central official responds to background questions
• Volunteers come to the aid
• First-place Panthers ease past Philomath
• Boosters step up for Dallas school bands
• Local governments, schools feel PERS pinch
• Tax man cometh to your mail box
• 10/20 Police Report
• Armory ground broken
• 10/20 ENGAGEMENTS
• United States Congress, 5th District
• BREAKING NEWS: SERVICE FOR MARINE SGT. IAN TAWNEY SATURDAY
• Alleged drunk driver damages property
• 10/20 BIRTHS
• State Senate -- District 10
• Central Washington blanks Wolves 19-0
• 10/20 Library Calendar
• State Representative -- District 24
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• 10/20 Letters to the Editor
• State Representative -- District 23
• Scorecard
• Last Call for letters related to election
• Northwest Company Defines Success as Helping Others
• Panthers roll past Cascade with ease
• Band boosters to meet
• Jondle, friend plead not guilty in slayings
• W. Salem woman charged in drug bust
• Balancing Act
• IES kids stay on the move
• Veteran councilmen seek mayoral berth
• Martinez leads Panthers past Stayton
• Falls City mayor candidates say much needs to be done
• Two Polk schools earn top rating
• Western rallies for win at Dixie State
• Falls City Mayor candidates
• 10/13 School Notes
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Falls City City Council candidates
• 10/13 Public Agenda Calendar
• Scorecard
• Dallas Mayor candidates
• 10/13 Police Report
• Race tight at top of Casco Conference
• Dallas man drowns in rescue attempt
• Perrydale's All Ears
• LaCreole 7th-graders blank Philomath
• Dallas City Council candidates
• 10/13 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Falls City moves one step closer to playoffs
• County has high hopes for Ranger the hound
• 10/13 OBITUARIES
• Dallas girls sweep three league foes
• 'Convergence' event hits a home run
• Monmouth Mayor candidates
• Long, hard loss puts streak at six for Dallas
• Completed survey will help Food Share address needs
• Monmouth City Council candidates
• Lady Dragons post 1-0 win against Lebanon
• 10/13 Community Notebook
• 10/13 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Dallas finishes gauntlet of MWC elite
• 10/13 Community Calendar
• Meeting topic is offenders housing
• Fast course leads to 15 personal records
• City has first contested mayor race since 2003
• 10/13 ANNIVERSARIES
• Roller coaster ride continues for Lady Panthers
• Central leader under fire
• 10/13 Library Activities Calendar
• Central leader under fire
• Central, Stayton play to scoreless tie
• Candidates will appear at Dallas political forum
• 10/13 Letters to the Editor
• WOU, CWU compete to raise scholarship cash
• 10/6 Police Report
• 10/6 OBITUARIES
• 9/29 Police Report
• 10/6 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• 9/29 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• 10/6 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• 9/29 OBITUARIES
• 10/6 ENGAGEMENTS
• 9/29 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• 10/6 BIRTHS
• 9/29 BIRTHS
• 10/6 Library Activities Calendar
• 9/29 ANNIVERSARY
• 10/6 Letters to the Editor
• 9/29 Library Calendar
• 10/6 Correction
• 9/29 Letters to the Editor
• 10/6 Community Notebook
• 9/29 Full Circle: Deb Darr
• 10/6 Community Calendar
• 9/29 Community Notebook
• 10/6 School Notes
• 9/29 Community Calendar
• 9/29 Sit, stay
• 9/29 Serious recyclers
• 9/29 Public Agenda Calendar
• 10/6 Public Agenda Calendar
• 10/6 Police Report
• Central boys place sixth in Harrier Challenge
• 'Tis the season for shots
• Fire displaces two families in Dallas
• Open seat lure four candidates for Polk judge
• Untimely ankle injuries hamper team's ascent
• Students get an 'A' in responsibility
• Education ideas will flow at Convergence
• 10/6 OBITUARIES
• Hungry Panthers flash some teeth
• State Representative -- District 10
• 10/6 Correction
• 10/6 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Six from DHS earn scholar awards
• 10/6 Community Notebook
• 10/6 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Senior center hits fundraising target
• 10/6 Community Calendar
• M-I candidates forum scheduled for Oct. 13
• 10/6 School Notes
• Commission matchup: Experience vs. newcomer
• 10/6 ENGAGEMENTS
• Western wins of fourth-quarter field goal
• Collection available for hazardous waste
• 10/6 BIRTHS
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• City hustles to clean up issues found in audit
• 10/6 Library Activities Calendar
• Scorecard
• Circuit Court Judge, 12th District
• 10/6 Letters to the Editor
• Improving Pirates bash OSD
• Challengers know tough cuts facing county board
• It's all about corn at Perrydale
• LaCreole falls to 1-1 on season
• 'Bounty Market' deemed a success
• Independence Mayor
• Mountaineers rally for win in Portland
• Bond sale covers loan refinancing for MINET
• Independence City Council
• Rental Services Inc. busted; Windermere takes operation
• Times are falling and team is rising
• A Growing Concern
• Free startup business training available through Chemeketa's MERIT program
• 10/6 Public Agenda Calendar
• Lengthy break finally ends for Lady Dragons
• WOU's waste food = compost
• Polk County Commissioner Position 3
• String of tough opponents continues
• West Salem clinic celebration set Oct. 11
• Forestland designation presentation due in Falls City
• Polk County Commissioner Position 2
• Dallas opens conference play
• Trapping of salmon to continue
• Fire training
• Injuries still troubling for CHS runners
• 9/29 Sit, stay
• Falls City candidates will face public at Oct. 6 event
• Two victories show progress for Central
• 9/29 Serious recyclers
• ELECTION 2010: Wolfe unopposed in bid for fourth term
• Central reduces margin against Philomath
• Schools, communities must deal with homeless students
• ELECTION 2010: Polk County Sheriff
• Scappoose, Mayo delliver real wake-up call
• School Notes / Academic Honors
• DSD expands school listserv information
• 9/29 Police Report
• Shocker -- things go wacky at Philomath
• 9/29 Public Agenda Calendar
• Dallas Quiznos gets fresh start
• Perrydale's new lab is cookin'
• Senior Calendar
• Western Oregon falls to Humboldt State
• Dallas FFA team bound for national competition again
• Pentacle stages chiller 'Night Watch'
• Sports news and notes around Polk county
• Corrections posts 'most wanted'
• 9/29 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Scorecard
• Community turns out for annual celebration
• PCL honors employees, volunteers
• Perrydale, without Hope, tops Country
• 9/29 Community Notebook
• 9/29 OBITUARIES
• Perrydale retains bragging rights
• 9/29 Community Calendar
• Monmouth Power offers way to save
• LaCreole drubs Woodburn in season opener
• Cirque Mechanics is, well, different
• 9/29 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Falls City spikers at fork in the road
• Business back in session
• 9/29 BIRTHS
• Historic win eludes Mountaineers
• Building a dog shelter: an idea that just never quite pans out
• 9/29 ANNIVERSARY
• Dallas runners visit Portland Meadows
• 5,000 pot plants seized
• 9/29 Library Calendar
• Banged-up Dragons fall to Corvallis
• Will you help make a reader?
• 9/29 Letters to the Editor
• Tour of 6A schools continues for Dallas
• Total Health clinic fills a community need
• 9/29 Full Circle: Deb Darr
• WOU's new dorm makes the grade
• Hop, heritage in festival limelight
• 9/22 Public Agenda Calendar
• Schedule for Sept. 23-29
• Haitian trip an eye-opener for Dallas grad
• 9/22 Police Report
• Grand jury indicts murder suspects
• 9/22 OBITUARIES
• Record falls as Western romps to win
• Festivities set for CHS arts center
• 9/22 News in Brief
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Falls City may poll voters
• Minimum wage set to rise to $8.50
• Five-game win sets tone for Lady Pirates
• Falls City councilor submits resignation
• 9/22 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Epic win slips away from Lady Mountaineers
• Dallas School Board will try outreach idea
• 9/22 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Bridging the awe factor at WOU
• Castle runs wild in Falls City victory
• Cutbacks concern teachers
• Marquis Spas: Making Waves
• Ackerman Hall: Just the Facts
• Dallas splits first two league matches
• County workers discover body
• 9/22 WEDDINGS
• $6 billion timber plan
• Loss pleases DHS coach more than 3-2 win
• Corrections posts 'most wanted'
• 9/22 MILESTONES
• Timber Country Sports closes doors in Dallas
• West Albany eases past Dragons
• 9/22 Community Notebook
• 9/22 BIRTHS
• Six-week program on senior living begins Friday
• Dallas turns its wrath on Sprague
• 9/22 Community Calendar
• 9/22 ANNIVERSARIES
• 9/22 School Notes / Academic Honors
• Central takes one step forward, two back
• 9/22 Clarification
• 9/22 Library Calendar
• Rickreall equipment plant is moving
• They're a goal-scoring machine
• City officials moving forward with plans to acqire armory
• 9/22 Letters to the Editor
• Republicans plan kickoff dinner event
• No. 1 Panthers win big at Sweet Home
• Central School Board has opening
• Latest statisics show net farm income plummeted 41 percent
• Rehabilitation facility closes
• Panthers win close one, improve to 4-0
• Central board alters format for meetings
• Independence gains two businesses
• Record numbers confirm Western's changing role
• Fairgrounds Calendar
• City Council Agenda Packet for September 20, 2010
• Holiday Project faces challenges
• 9/16 BREAKING NEWS: Human remains found near Dallas
• Dallas drops opener against Sandy
• Monmouth SDCs may be rising
• WOU, county face more budget cuts
• Panthers debut with third-place finish
• 9/15 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Western prof is FDA adviser
• Second Central defeat is a tough one, too
• 9/15 WEDDINGS
• Two new staff members join Itemizer-Observer
• Lady Panthers record win in season opener
• 9/15 MILESTONES
• Students lend a helping hand
• DALLAS -- Polk County District Attorney Stan Butterfield announced late Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 1
• After early hiccup, Panthers rout Estacada
• 9/15 BIRTHS
• State approves trade of public-private land
• Fall, winter activities set at FC Arts Center
• Central forced to alter style but still wins
• 9/15 Library Activities Calendar
• Shrewsbury Renaissance Faire: A Knight to Remember
• FAA ruling seen as victory for airpark
• Dallas Booster Club Auction set for Saturday
• 9/15 Letters to the Editor
• 9/15 School Notes
• 9/15 EDITORIAL
• Weekly schedule for Sept. 15-21
• Jondle murder heads to grand jury
• 9/15 Reporter's Notebook
• Early Polk enrollment numbers a mixed bag
• First Perrydale booster club auction set
• Holiday Project faces challenges
• 9/15 Public Agenda Calendar
• District OKs contract with employees
• Western spikers up league mark to 2-0
• Historical Society will seek ideas at open house
• Preparedness Drill
• Dallas leaf collection reduced
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Group honors McArdle
• Polk residents warned after local discovery of rabid bat confirmed
• Dallas bridge to be veterans memorial
• Scorecard
• Falls City library sets new hours
• Polk firefighters will raise funds for MDA
• 9/15 Corrections
• Falls City adds two more victories
• 9/15 Police Report
• 9/15 Community Notebook
• Mountaineers pass Mapleton for first win
• Pizza parlor's ad shakes out OK
• 9/15 Community Calendar
• Lady Dragons capture second in Grant Tourney
• 9/15 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• City sues developer of downtown project
• Mistakes abound in Dallas' loss at Lebanon
• 9/15 OBITUARIES
• 9/15 Business Notebook
• 9/1 Letters to the Editor
• 8/25 Letters to the Editor
• 9/8 Letters to the Editor
• Lady Mounts survive hot, humid jamboree
• Limited access slows responders
• WV Hospital Foundation raises $33K
• Failed onside kickoff thwarts comeback bid
• 9/8 Library Calendar
• Unthinkable -- Police: Son admits to parents' murder
• Dallas gifts lead to victory for Parkrose
• Kings Valley to host Shrewsbury Renaissance Faire
• The way his grandfather used to do it
• Opening loss a bit hard to stomach for CHS
• Historic mural dedicated today
• 9/8 School Notes / Academic Honors
• Panthers christen new home with a rout
• Falls levy dead -- for now
• 9/8 Public Agenda Calendar
• 9/8 Letters to the Editor
• Falls City lunch program no longer free
• Polk program promotes literacy
• 9/8 Editorial
• 9/8 Police Report
• County wants all-out effort in battling chronic diseases
• Police continue investigation into playground fire
• 9/8 Community Notebook
• 9/8 OBITUARIES
• Community in shock, disbelief
• 9/8 News in Brief
• 9/8 Community Calendar
• New teacher excited for school
• Central renovation will be celebrated
• 9/8 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Western romps to 38-0 win in season opener
• Luckiamute area tour set Sept. 18
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• 9/8 WEDDING
• Lineup change boosts Lady Pirates
• 9/8 MILESTONES
• Blocking, tackling a problem in opener
• 9/8 BIRTHS
• 9/8 Your Garden: Be safe when canning tomatoes
• City Council Agenda Packet for September 7, 2010
• Perrydale football schedule, info
• Dragons seek to make new history
• Juarez to be center of attention
• Central cross country schedule, info
• Lady Pirates expect progress in 2010
• Lady Panthers aim to reclaim league title
• Lady Mountaineers set bar high in 2010
• WOU offense comes alive in last scrimmage
• Falls City volleyball schedule, info
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Quarterback, offensive line key for Mounts
• Scorecard
• Pirates get a jump on the rest of the state
• Falls City football schedule, info
• BREAKING NEWS: Update on Jondle murder investigation
• Falls City aims to snap playoff drought
• Stuhr, Bird lead Dragons into 2010 season
• Central volleyball schedule, info
• Dallas to focus on execution in opener
• Dallas cross country schedule, info
• New stadium adds to excitement at CHS
• Panthers, stadium ready for debut
• Lady Dragons short on returning players
• Central girls soccer schedule, info
• Perrydale volleyball schedule, info
• Dallas volleyball schedule, info
• A new day dawns at Central High School
• Sheriff's office investigating double homicide
• Seniors graduate, new faces step in
• Central football schedule, info
• Sheriff's office investigating double homicide
• Dallas girls soccer schedule, info
• Young Panthers aiming for state
• Law of averages should favor Dallas ... finally
• Central to rely on teamwork
• Dallas football schedule, info
• Central boys soccer schedule, info
• Dallas boys soccer schedule, info
• Bridge collapse sends fire truck into creek
• 9/1 Library Calendar
• The new pride of Panther Country
• Bizarre shooting leads to arrests
• 9/1 Letters to the Editor
• State budget woes linger
• Arctic museum's future uncertain
• Labor Day holiday brings early deadlines to newspaper
• Search continues for playground fire suspects
• Abuse of young girls results in 10-year sentence for offender
• KVCS gets approval for three AP classes
• Schools' scores are mixed bag
• A century of farming on family land
• Independence set for Mexican fiesta
• Revisions designed to help kids
• A back-to-school spruce-up
• 9/1 GUEST OPINION: Jim Thompson
• 9/1 Quick numbers about Central High School
• Schools find forecast disappointing news
• Getting involved goal of Dallas event
• Quick numbers about Central High School
• BREAKING NEWS: Sheriff's office investigating double homicide local farmers
• Flea market reopens for 40th season
• 9/1 Public Agenda Calendar
• Cutbacks are forcing Corrections changes
• 9/1 Police Report
• County road surfacing projects under way
• Plane mishap, grass firekeep firefighters moving
• 9/1 Community Notebook
• 9/1 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• 9/1 Community Calendar
• 9/1 OBITUARIES
• City's message: 'Get this project done!'
• Motorcyclist caught after wild ride
• Changes eyed for grant program
• 9/1 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• 9/1 Your Garden: Deadheading flowers
• Candidates set for city elections
• Making up for a year of silence
• WOU ranks among top small colleges
• Candidates set for city elections
• 9/1BIRTHS
• Want room to work? Here it is
• TTM property back on the market
• 8/25 Full Circle: Deb Darr
• 8/25 News in Brief
• Stabbing suspect caught
• Fire damages park playground equipment
• Music festival to help launch organization
• Western defense dominates in scrimmage
• Financial uncertainty delays action on federal funds
• Monmouth to expand parking
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Falls City grads flock to alumni game
• 8/25 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Workouts begin for 2010 fall season.
• 8/25 Fairgrounds Calendar
• 8/25 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• This Dallas girl is not horsing around
• 8/25 EDITORIAL
• Make plans for Dragon Pride Night
• Do it all while pinching pennies
• Dallas slates open house for Rickreall trail plans
• 8/25 WEDDINGS
• 8/25 CORRECTION
• 8/25 BIRTHS
• 8/25 Community Notebook
• 8/25 Library Activities Calendar
• Sharing a native tradition
• 8/25 Community Calendar
• 8/25 Letters to the Editor
• Safety Splashes
• Cities expect end to county tech support services
• KVCS gets approval to increase enrollment
• River patrol is on duty to assist and educate
• Cancer group selects local girl as youth 'hero'
• Hot weather cools fair attendence
• Reservoir will store 1.2 million gallons
• 8/25 Business Notebook
• Harvest of success: Bounty market extends its season
• Putting patriotism back in schools
• Back in session
• Gloomy state forecast due
• 8/25 Public Agenda Calendar
• Back in session
• Girod: WOU feels like home
• 8/25 Police Report
• Western, Chemeketa receive TRIO grants
• Fundraiser will aid museum in search for new home
• 8/25 OBITUARIES
• 8/18 Business Notebook
• Furlough day means state office closures this Friday
• Pentacle set to stage 'Steel Magnolias'
• Canines will rule the pool Saturday at WOU
• Ferry closure sets stage for replacement project
• 8/18 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• WOU anticipates a crowded house
• Farmers find gold in wheat
• 8/18 OBITUARIES
• Western tops survey results
• Falls bond request headed for ballot
• No obstacle too big for these goats
• Tribe set to host contest powwow
• 8/18 EDITORIAL
• 8/18 News in Brief
• Things heat up at Polk county Fair
• Dallas council discusses ideas for city signage
• Monmouth man found dead
• Stevens is still missing
• 8/18 Community Notebook
• 8/18 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Sodomy convictions will put Dallas man away for 10 year
• 8/18 BREAKING NEWS
• Community mourns loss of friend
• Manslaughter trial set for January (
• Signups near for Master Gardeners' fall fling
• A few Wolves missing in the beginning
• Polk County Fair 2010 - Slideshow
• LWC cycling event canceled
• Sex offender notification given
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• 8/18 ENGAGEMENT
• Scorecard
• 8/18 BIRTHS
• Schools receiving federal aid money
• Bridges makes final Polk Co. rodeo a good one
• 8/18 ANNIVERSARIES
• 8/18 School Notes/Academic Honors
• 8/18 Community Calendar
• 8/18 Library Activities Calendar
• Registration continues for Dallas schools
• City puts pressure on developer
• 8/18 Letters to the Editor
• 8/18 Public Agenda Calendar
• Center aims to chase away stress
• Kids safety seat clinic set for Saturday
• 8/18 Polk County Most Wanted
• Candidates for city races face deadline
• Gals of the Gridiron
• 8/18 Police Report
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for August 16, 2010
• All that jazz ... and more
• Rural Dallas: It is indeed part of cougars' territory
• 8/4 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• World War II vet, 100, honors festival by serving as marshal
• 7/28 Letters to the Editor
• 2010 fall sports schedule
• 8/11 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Western Oregon 2010 fall schedules
• How to protect people and pets from cougars
• 8/4 WEDDINGS
• Worker encounters cougar, fends it off
• 7/28 BREAKING NEWS: Large outdoor pot grow dismantled
• 7/28 Correction
• Objective: Save music in schools
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Homeless offender housing forum set
• 8/4 BIRTHS
• Summerfest 2010 Parade Winners
• 7/28 UPDATE: Driver cited in accident south of Monmouth
• Corps seeks comments regarding park project
• 8/11 OBITUARIES
• Not just another woman driver
• Fundraiser looks ahead to fair's future
• 8/4 ANNIVERSARIES
• Summer lunches fill big need
• 7/30 BREAKING NEWS: NBC to air Cannon story on Aug. 2
• 7/28 Community Notebook
• Federal money could help area schools
• Perrydale grad Barnes seals all-star win
• Fire in wheat stubble field near Monmouth destroys vehicle
• 8/4 Library Activities Calendar
• 8/4 School Notes
• Got Ink?
• 7/28 Community Calendar
• 8/11 Public Agenda Calendar
• Monmouth councilor to step aside
• Fire displaces Dallas family
• 8/4 Letters to the Editor
• Retirement foundation names development director
• 8/4 EDITORIAL
• Business dream taking shape
• 8/11 MI Town: Patty Taylor Dutcher
• Ferry will close for replacement
• Independence names Takacs to council
• Repair work scheduled along bike path
• Democrats select new election candidate
• A Hidden Treasure at the Luckiamute State Natural Area
• 8/11 WEDDINGS
• Federal money could help area schools
• Dallas duo displays togetherness
• 8/4 Public Agenda Calendar
• Dallas lunch programs numbers down
• 99W accident injures five
• 8/11 BIRTHS
• Falls City gearing up for school registration
• 2010 Summerfest sports results
• Pot plants seized after discovery
• 8/4 Community Notebook
• New AD hopes to elevate Western's image
• 8/11 Library Activities Calendar
• 8/11 EDITORIAL
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Polk County, your phone book has arrived
• 8/4 Community Calendar
• Dallas graduate hired to coach Linfield golf
• West Salem festival set for Friday
• Dallas meeting room gets needed update
• Scorecard
• 8/4 Police Report
• Buyer identified for TTM site
• Sports news and notes around Polk County
• Medical marijuana seller sentenced
• The Spiritual Side of Healing
• Dallas mayor is unsure if he'll seek re-election
• Dragons deal with dwindling numbers
• Pirates? Aye! And a whole lot more
• 8/4 Business Notebook
• Dennis Sickels returns as AD at Falls City
• 7/28 WEDDINGS
• School ratings a mixed bag
• Dallas High registration scheduled Aug. 16-19
• Tom Newton Car Show results
• Perilous Clow Corner still on county's radar
• Ballfield project: Good, bad news
• Getting to know Daniel Hare
• 7/28 BIRTHS
• 8/11 School Notes / Academic Honors
• 8/11 Community Notebook
• 8/11 Letters to the Editor
• 8/4 Pedee News: Nola Womer
• Arts Council in Falls City hosts events
• Dallas summer squad takes eighth at state
• 7/28 Library Activities Calendar
• 8/11 Community Calendar
• Language project is a good fit
• 8/4 OBITUARIES
• An honorable retirement
• Falls City's Castle battles unseen enemy
• Independence looks at east-west routes
• Rural Dallas: It is indeed part of cougars' territory
• Book dishes out praise for WOU
• It's time for a 'barnyard party'
• Museum gets some relief at last
• YMCA may provide day care for school
• Block 'bucked' but enjoys trip to nationals
• Fire safety restrictions increased in area
• 8/11 Police Report
• City Council Agenda Packet for July 19, 2010
• City Council Meeting Agenda for June 7, 2010
• Council Subcommittee Agenda for May 24, 2010
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for May 17, 2010
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for May 3, 2010
• City Of Dallas City Council Agenda for April 19, 2010
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda Packet for April 5, 2010
• Administrative and Building and Grounds Subcommittee Meeting Agenda for March 22, 2010
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda Packet for March 1, 2010
• Public Safety Committee Agenda Packet for February 22, 2010 Meeting
• Public Works Subcommittee Agenda Packet for February 22, 2010 Meeting
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda For February 16, 2010
• Administration Subcommittee Agenda Packet for January 25, 2010
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda Packet for December 7 Meeting
• Dallas City Council Meeting Agenda for November 16, 2009
• Council Agenda Packet for November 2,2009 Meeting
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Polk County
• City Council Meeting Agenda for October 19, 2009
• Polk County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Polk County
• City Council Agenda Packet for October 5, 2009
• City Council Meeting Agenda Packet for September 21, 2009
• City Council Meeting Agenda Packet for September 8, 2009
• Council Workshop
• City Council Meeting Agenda Packet for August 3, 2009
• City Council Meeting Agenda Packet for July 20, 2009
• City Council Agenda Packet for June 1, 2009
• City Council Agenda Packet for May 18, 2009
• Planning Commission Meeting Agenda For May 12, 2009
• Special Council Meeting Agenda for April 3, 2009
• City Council Meeting Agenda for March 16, 2009
• City Council Meeting Agenda for February 17, 2009

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