News in the Grove (Page 107)

Highway 6 reopens after crash involving school bus and flatbed trailer two miles west of Agaard Rd

A school bus crashes on Highway 6 Friday, November 19. Photo: FGF&R Highway 6 was closed but reopened to one lane of traffic late Friday morning near mile

By Chas Hundley

/ 19 Nov 2021

Highway 6 reopens after crash involving school bus and flatbed trailer two miles west of Agaard Rd

Statewide vehicle title, registration fees to increase by three percent January 1

A vehicle drives near Gales Creek on Highway 6. Photo: Brenda Schaffer The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) announced a historic transportation investment that beginning January 1, 2022 increases by

By Daniel Pearson - Gales Creek Journal

/ 18 Nov 2021

Statewide vehicle title, registration fees to increase by three percent January 1

Jim Geering selected to lead Forest Grove Fire & Rescue, other area fire agencies

Forest Grove Fire & Rescue Chief Jim Geering. Photo courtesy FGF&R. Forest Grove Fire & Rescue has a new fire chief.�Chief Jim Geering, who began work Wednesday,

By Chas Hundley

/ 18 Nov 2021

Jim Geering selected to lead Forest Grove Fire & Rescue, other area fire agencies

County could face delays obtaining anti-icing materials this winter

A Washington County Land Use and Transportation anti-icing truck applies liquid magnesium chloride to Gales Creek Road just east of downtown Gales Creek in 2019, photo courtesy LUT Global supply

By Chas Hundley

/ 18 Nov 2021

County could face delays obtaining anti-icing materials this winter

Free Fishing Weekend returns Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving Day

Hagg Lake on August 3, 2020. Photo: Chas Hundley Free Fishing Weekend will return to Oregon on Friday and Saturday, November 26 and 27, the last of three such "

By Chas Hundley

/ 18 Nov 2021

Free Fishing Weekend returns Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving Day

Dispatches from history: Western Washington County November 3, 1921

The newspapers and other print jobs of the time would have been printed on this type of machine. Photo taken from April 28, 1921 edition of the Washington County News-Times.

By Chas Hundley, and various historic writers, journalists, and authors from the early 20th century

/ 17 Nov 2021

Dispatches from history: Western Washington County November 3, 1921

OSP seeks public assistance in two Tillamook County poaching cases

The elk near Testament Creek Road. Photo courtesy OSP Oregon State Police are seeking public assistance in two poaching cases in Tillamook County that both happened in the first half

By Chas Hundley

/ 16 Nov 2021

OSP seeks public assistance in two Tillamook County poaching cases

Upcoming school and public vaccination events

File photo: Chas Hundley Washington Countys mobile vaccine clinic will hold three school-based vaccination clinics which will include vaccines for students in the newly eligible age bracket of five

By Chas Hundley

/ 16 Nov 2021

Upcoming school and public vaccination events

Highland Fields to host holiday market November 14

Highland Fields, photo courtesy Meagan Reed A new business in the Gales Creek area will host a holiday market Sunday, November 14 to introduce their farm and event space to

By Chas Hundley

/ 10 Nov 2021

Highland Fields to host holiday market November 14

Heavy rain could cause flooding in Coast Range, northwestern Oregon creeks and rivers

Water from Prickett Creek near the Watts community outside of Gales Creek floods Stringtown Road January 12, 2021. Photo: Chas Hundley The Portland office of the National Weather Service warned

By Chas Hundley

/ 10 Nov 2021

Heavy rain could cause flooding in Coast Range, northwestern Oregon creeks and rivers

Dispatches from history: Western Washington County October 20 & 27, 1921

The newspapers and other print jobs of the time would have been printed on this type of machine. Photo taken from April 28, 1921 edition of the Washington County News-Times.

By Chas Hundley, and various historic writers, journalists, and authors from the early 20th century

/ 4 Nov 2021

Dispatches from history: Western Washington County October 20 & 27, 1921

CDC approves Pfizer coronavirus vaccine for ages 5 through 11

File photo: Chas Hundley A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel voted to authorize the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine for children ages 5 through 11 Tuesday afternoon, followed by an

By Chas Hundley

/ 2 Nov 2021

CDC approves Pfizer coronavirus vaccine for ages 5 through 11