Saint Helens, OR News

• Saint Helens, OR News
• Reindeer Run
• Columbia County Fair And Rodeo 2011
• St. Helens man shot in domestic disturbance
• Highway 30 memorial vandalized
• Frost advisory issued for Columbia County
• St. Helens school board will vote on levy
• Powering the masses (at annual spaghetti feed)
• St. Helens open burn starts Oct. 16
• St. Helens buys land by Little League park
• Marchant’s sentencing is postponed
• St. Helens considers street trees plan for beautification
• Volcano fountain: going, going, gone
• Red light cams can cause more rear-ends
• The search begins for St. Helens superintendent
• Hearing on hospital covers familiar ground; clock ticks
• UGB expansion opposition focuses on road, trail
• To dissolve or not dissolve the Scappoose parks & rec district
• It’s time to tackle Highway 30 safety
• Local schools’ report cards are in – and they’re good
• Warning: A wet winter ahead
• Three seek spot on Columbia County board
• Man missing in Columbia River near Wauna Mill
• Cleanup on Hwy 30 causes delays near Astoria
• Sewer rate change seen on Oct. 15 bills
• Welcome to Halloweentown!
• What’s with the work on Hwy 30 in St. Helens?
• '12 More Miles to Clatskanie' is No. 1
• St. Helens School District may pursue levy; details uncertain
• Columbia City mayor faces first challengers – ever
• St. Helens' volcano fountain draws crowd, gets boot
• A private bowling alley, sort of
• Petersen construction equipment vandalized
• Verdict due soon in murder trial
• Courthouse Plaza trees will be removed soon
• St. Helens youths confronted over KKK garb
• Fire weather warning in effect for Columbia County, heat advisory continues
• Columbia County’s ag royalty includes dairy princess
• Scappoose pursues pool property purchase, again
• Newcomers – sort of – seek St. Helens council Pos. 3
• Enriching life with art
• Man dies in Hwy 30 crash near Clatskanie
• Fire damages St. Helens home
• Bringing art to St. Helens' streets
• Fun, sun, games and grins: The 2010 Columbia County Fair and Rodeo
• Familiar faces vie for St. Helens mayor’s seat
• Scappoose Sauerkraut Festival is Sept. 18
• Large-scale rabbit abuse reported
• Ash plume not an eruption of Mount St. Helens
• The Great Dog Rescue
• Scappoose Pow Wow plan has support, but location uncertain
• What's on Columbia County's Nov. 2 ballot
• Proposal for urban growth boundary irks many residents
• Broadband improves county’s development prospects
• Axe-wielding St. Helens man subdued with Taser
• Charges pending in St. Helens, Scappoose crime sprees
• Gang suspected in Scappoose crime spree
• Sex offender arrested in Scappoose
• Airpark businesses propose inclusion in enterprise zone
• New programs help St. Helens students raise their math scores
• Youth corps lends hand to marina, outdoors
• Scappoose Pow Wow may see its name changed
• Highway 30 crash kills St. Helens woman
• Murder trial to wrap up; deliberations next
• Help available for county families facing foreclosure (there’s a lot)
• Columbia County selected for pilot project in carbon sequestering
• St. Helens church has new pastor
• Woman sentenced in Michael Curry embezzelment
• Vernonia man dies in log truck crash accident
• Scappoose High School Homecoming is Sept. 27 - Oct. 1
• Columbia County volunteer, educational programs unite
• Measure to defund hospital is on November ballot
• Scappoose approves dog park, ‘pow wow’ plan
• Mark's on the Channel shooter to serve jail time
• Retrial scheduled in murder case
• Boat crash near Clatskanie injures three
• Hospital plan denied by state; district will appeal
• Ring the bell, cut the ribbon: Petersen Elementary is ready!
• Port seeks input in its director search
• Comment on the Mist-Birkenfeld Fire District Army Corps application
• County jobless rate unchanged in June
• County girl is Miss NPRA
• Hwy 30 crash kills horse, sends man to hospital
• Garden of Grace
• St. Helens may charge sewer fees based on usage
• Pair’s quick thinking saves life
• Columbia County receives agricultural disaster assistance declaration
• Fill the bookshelves ... and young minds
• Neighbors organize against UGB plans
• Long Scappoose UGB discussion changes few minds
• Community Meals gets grants to help feed more
• Goodbye summer, hello school
• McBride Elementary has new assistant principal
• SHHS has new principal
• Port buys timber lands
• 100 years on the Heimuller farm
• SHPD thanks two for service
• Cruise ship to visit St. Helens
• Fire districts gain recruits
• St. Helens summer meals program fills local hunger gap
• Man to serve 60 days for kidnap scare
• Why did he do it? St Helens arsonist arrested
• Scappoose council hopefuls weigh in on issues
• City considers a new park purchase
• Murder trial begins Sept. 8
• St. Helens sewer project is headache for homeowners
• Scappoose, St. Helens schools meet most targets for 2009-10 year
• Columbia City eyes 3-year levy for services
• Major accident near Scappoose sends 3 to hospital
• Murder trial verdict: Not guilty
• City sewer billing plan has support
• PCC offers classes in St. Helens, Scappoose
• Columbia County’s veterans seek funding for services
• Scappoose Veterans Park: milestone, monument
• 2010 Columbia County Relay for Life
• For the Survivors
• Forum set on St. Helens red light cameras
• Iconic park gets costly upgrades
• CC Rider eyes expansion in Scappoose
• Roadwork happening this week
• Cans for Cans: a food bank fundraiser
• More lives cut short on county’s highways
• Domestic dispute leads to standoff
• Men in Rainier standoff guilty of lesser charges
• Rainier men arrested in three location raids
• September is "National Emergency Preparedness Month"
• Grass fire caught early
• St. Helens, Scappoose fountain projects coming along
• Hwy 30 accident near Wauna mill injures 7
• The Chronicle wins three statewide awards
• Beloved Scappoose schools mentor passes away
• Got an opinion on St. Helens' mini volcano?
• Decision on St. Helens hospital delayed
• Mini Mount St. Helens’ days may be numbered
• Collision on Highway 30 kills horse, sends man to hospital
• Long Scappoose UGB discussion changes few minds
• 100 years on the Heimuller farm
• Scappoose council hopefuls weigh in on issues
• Murder trial verdict: Not guilty
• Man in Rainier standoff guilty of menacing
• Boat crash near Clatskanie injures three
• Scappoose High School Homecoming is Sept. 27-1
• Trial set for man in Rainier standoff
• Murder trial wraps up; deliberations next
• Sex offender arrested in Scappoose
• Newcomers – sort of – seek council Pos. 3
• Familiar faces vie for mayor’s seat
• Rainier men arrested in three location raids
• Beloved Scappoose schools mentor passes away
• Verdict due soon in murder trial
• Garden of Grace
• Community Meals gets grants to help feed more
• SHPD thanks two for service
• City considers a new park purchase
• City sewer billing plan has support
• Iconic park gets costly upgrades
• Hospital denied
• Help available for county families facing foreclosure (there’s a lot)
• Columbia County volunteer, educational programs unite
• Scappoose Sauerkraut Festival is Sept. 18
• Enriching life with art
• Airpark businesses propose inclusion in enterprise zone
• Proposal for urban growth boundary irks many residents
• Courthouse Plaza trees will be removed this week
• September is "National Emergency Preparedness Month"
• CC Rider eyes expansion in Scappoose
• PCC offers classes in St. Helens, Scappoose
• Murder trial begins Sept. 8
• Goodbye summer, hello school
• Cruise ship to visit St. Helens
• Ring the bell, cut the ribbon: Petersen Elementary is ready!
• Large-scale rabbit abuse reported
• Broadband improves county’s development prospects
• Got an opinion on St. Helens' mini volcano?
• New programs help St. Helens students raise their math scores
• Columbia County selected for pilot project in carbon sequestering
• Key dates set in hospital's fate
• St. Helens youths confronted over KKK garb
• Highway 30 blocked by crash near Clatskanie
• Two St. Helens boys donned KKK outfits
• Fire districts gain recruits
• Grass fire caught early
• Decision on St. Helens hospital delayed
• Sewer project is headache for homeowners
• County’s vets seek funding for services
• Roadwork happening this week
• What's on Columbia County's ballot
• McBride Elementary has new assistant principal
• Forum set on St. Helens red light cameras
• St. Helens church has new pastor
• Youth corps lends hand to marina, outdoors
• Port seeks input in its director search
• Scappoose approves dog park, ‘pow wow’ plan
• Scappoose's Petersen Elementary: Out with the old...
• Pair’s quick thinking saves life
• Axe-wielding St. Helens man subdued with Taser
• Ash plume not an eruption of Mount St. Helens
• Fire damages St. Helens home
• Weather service issues heat watch for Columbia County
• Scappoose Veterans Park: milestone, monument
• Columbia City eyes 3-year levy for services
• For the Survivors
• St. Helens schools superintendent to retire next summer
• New St Helens schools budget plan spares days
• School budgets: worse than expected
• Family School celebrates ‘Pure Imagination’
• Cans for Cans: a food bank fundraiser
• More lives cut short on county’s highways
• Domestic dispute leads to standoff
• Beloved dog passes away
• Man seriously injured in bull attack
• Graduates, given a chance
• Former Clatskanie officer is guilty of medication burglary
• St. Helens, Scappoose fountain projects coming along
• Hwy 30 accident near Wauna mill injures 7
• The Chronicle wins three statewide awards
• Heat advisory extended for Columbia County
• County’s jobless rate down again in May
• Kidnap case strikes home
• Two area men killed over holiday weekend
• Mini Mount St. Helens’ days may be numbered
• A private bowling alley, sort of
• Petersen construction equipment vandalized
• Driver in fatal car chase identified
• Beautifying our little Rainier
• Inmate stabbed in county’s jail
• Meet the county’s new economic development director
• Columbia County’s ag royalty includes dairy princess
• Scappoose pursues pool property purchase, again
• Fair’s fun and games begin long before the gates open
• Restaurant damaged in fire
• Housing agency has new director, looks to move past recent troubles
• Scappoose budget ‘solid,’ defers utility rate issue
• Bringing art to St. Helens' streets
• Fun, sun, games and grins: The 2010 Columbia County Fair and Rodeo
• St. Helens girl accidentally run over
• Port names deputy executive director
• Training program should create jobs
• Hot days, red-stained dollar bills & strawberry flats
• The Great Dog Rescue
• Scappoose Pow Wow plan has support, but location uncertain
• Get your game on … it’s Columbia County Fair time!
• Longview hospital granted affected party status in local facility quest
• Project aims to improve regional transit
• August, November key in fate of hospital
• Charges pending in St. Helens, Scappoose crime sprees
• Gang suspected in Scappoose crime spree
• From local farms to your fork
• Vernonia boy found unharmed
• Schools cut days; spare jobs, sports
• Warriors, Wives and Wenches invade St. Helens
• Scappoose Pow Wow may see its name changed
• Highway 30 crash kills St. Helens woman
• How to file and run for local office this fall
• 2 memorials to be replaced
• CLASS OF 2010 — Graduation
• NOAA issues flood advisory for SE Columbia County
• Woman sentenced in Michael Curry embezzelment
• Vernonia man dies in log truck crash accident
• Columbia County has statewide royalty, again
• Countdown on hospital begins
• Fatal crash closed Highway 30 for hours
• Sisters, St. Helens natives, make Rosarian history
• Mark's on the Channel shooter to serve jail time
• Retrial scheduled in murder case
• Scappoose Pow Wow could return
• County plans furloughs again
• Suspect in possible kidnapping incident charged in St. Helens
• Filling empty bowls
• St. Helens may charge residents based on sewer usage
• County jobless rate unchanged in June
• (True) Columbia River fishing stories and some crime, too
• 'Eclipse' opens, delighting local viewers
• SUV sinks off Sauvie island
• Veterans honored, thanked
• Comment on the Mist-Birkenfeld Fire District Army Corps application
• Fill the bookshelves ... and young minds
• Construction promised on St. Helens recycling plant
• OSP warns of stepped up patrols over holiday
• Fire banned on St. Helens' Sand Island for July 4th
• Student wins space camp scholarship
• Columbia County receives agricultural disaster assistance declaration
• SHHS has new principal
• Early-morning fire seriously damages Scappoose home
• Fatal crash on Highway 30 west of Clatskanie
• Port of St Helens acquires tenant’s equipment, inventory
• Meeting set on hospital
• St. Helens summer meals program fills local hunger gap
• Man to serve 60 days for kidnap scare
• Why did he do it? St Helens arsonist arrested
• Information still sought in St. Helens arsons
• Our Fair Ladies
• Henry Knighton Days brings old times to Olde Towne
• Scappoose, St. Helens schools meet most targets for 2009-10 year
• 2010 Columbia County Relay for Life
• Major accident near Scappoose sends 3 to hospital
• Urban renewal on city’s agenda
• Hung jury in murder case
• Final state of county’s budget up in the air
• City Of Saint Helens News - December 10, 2009
• Columbia County Fair And Rodeo

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