Jul 12, 2019
South County Spotlight - News
Door-to-door genetic testing a scam, agencies say
Columbia County residents have reported visits from purported genetic testing services
Jul 12, 2019
South County Spotlight - News
TINY PROPELLER, BIG IMPACT
Steve Topaz of St. Helens awarded patents in U.S., Europe and Korea for propeller design to aid medical devices, other applications
Jul 12, 2019
South County Spotlight - News
NEXT signs neutrality agreement with labor union
Union, NEXT Renewable Fuels agree to be civil in potential future unionization efforts
Jul 12, 2019
South County Spotlight - News
CHS receives grant to benefit elderly dogs
Columbia Humane Society receives grant to fund medical tests, treatment for senior canines
Jul 05, 2019
South County Spotlight - News
Scappoose struggles to fill cop slots
Department competing against neighboring police agencies to fill multiple positions
Jun 28, 2019
South County Spotlight - News
Fun filled FOURTH for all
Events planned throughout Columbia County for Independence Day, July 4 next week
Jun 25, 2019
South County Spotlight - News
Dyno Nobel to pay $429K, donate toward equipment for federal violations
EPA issues civil penalty against chemical manufacturing plant for ammonia releases between 2010 and 2015.
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Business group withdraws effort to refer Student Success Act to…
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Oregon's economy stays hot in June with 4% unemployment rate
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St. Helens shooting suspect taken into custody
South County Spotlight - NewsAdam Corey Fleming, suspect in shooting, arrested in California on Monday, July 15 -
Supporters hope Holocaust education bill heals 'scars of history'
Portland Tribune - NewsGuests at Oregon Jewish Museum witness Gov. Brown sign bill that joins Oregon with 10 other states in… -
Who's paying for Republicans' walkout protest?
Portland Tribune - NewsIn the shadow of Senate Republicans' infamous walkout, questions remain on how the protest was financed and… -
Grumpy's Towing sues St. Helens
South County Spotlight - NewsThe Scappoose company claims the city violated state law when it awarded a contract to a competitor -
Seattle to Portland to roll through Columbia County
South County Spotlight - NewsSt. Helens pit stop serves as fundraiser for band program during annual bike race -
Columbia County students to benefit from boosted vision clinic…
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Bus tax debated by community, commissioners
South County Spotlight - NewsProposed ballot measure would create service district, property tax to fund CC Rider -
New port commissioners take office
South County Spotlight - NewsNancy Ward, Chip Bubl join other three commissioners at Port of Columbia County -
Cornelius Pass closure pushed back again
South County Spotlight - NewsDelay announced today while contractor waits for parts of temporary traffic light -
Former St. Helens High teacher pleads guilty to sexual abuse of…
South County Spotlight - NewsKyle Jarred Wroblewski, 45, pleaded guilty to five counts of sex abuse, waiving right to trial -
Construction legislation divvies up millions to statewide…
Portland Tribune - NewsOne of the last bills passed was also one of the more important, funding housing, building repair and medical… -
Law enforcement searching for shooting suspect
South County Spotlight - NewsSt. Helens police search for man suspected of shooting two in Cowlitz Street residence -
St. Helens Middle offers free summer robotics workshop
South County Spotlight - NewsStudents will learn coding, compete in statewide challenges themed around engineering for space -
CCMH residential programs to move, expand capacity
South County Spotlight - NewsColumbia Community Mental Health will expand bed capacity for residential and medical detox program in new… -
911 district faces lawsuit over text on May ballot
South County Spotlight - NewsScappoose resident files suit against district to determine what tax to levy on voters -
More than a hot meal
South County Spotlight - NewsCommunity Meals celebrates a decade of service, providing deep connections, friendships -
Legal library offers help with forms
South County Spotlight - NewsFree program at county law library helps local residents navigate legal paperwork -
Tumblewheel Studios rides into Scappoose
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Former CRFR employee awarded $150K in discrimination setttlement
South County Spotlight - NewsBrock Bryant settles with fire district following his claims of civil rights violations -
Candle's future uncertain
South County Spotlight - NewsCity staff, councilors working to preserve landmark under future property owners -
President invites Timber Unity to take D.C. victory lap
Portland Tribune - NewsA growing political group run by farmers, loggers and truckers point to similarities with their movement and… -
'Christmas tree bill' pumps out millions to local projects
Portland Tribune - NewsLegislation was one of the last to pass, and gives politicians a pile of pork to bring back to districts. -
Audit: State cybersecurity needs a major update
Portland Tribune - NewsSecretary of state auditors say agencies' fragmented organization and approach to managing data security ripe… -
2 injured in St. Helens shooting
South County Spotlight - NewsA 7-year-old girl was found inside the house as well, but wasn't hurt; manhunt for suspect ensued Tuesday… -
Overreach? Productive session? Lawmakers shine light on…
Portland Tribune - NewsSchool funding, some environmental victories cited by Democrats; GOP sees walkout as effective tactic against… -
Car theft in St. Helens leads to interstate pursuit
South County Spotlight - NewsGregorio Ivan Lanya, 35, allegedly stole truck in St. Helens, led law enforcement on chase through… -
Brown: 'I am not backing down' on cap-and-trade legislation
Portland Tribune - NewsGovernor told reporters resuming fight for carbon legislation is a top priority, and she wants it done soon. -
Urban-rural 'cold civil war' forces out cap-and-trade bill
Portland Tribune - NewsPerception that House Bill 2020 took from ruralites to give to Oregon's cities gained significant traction,… -
Dome Digest: Sine die edition
Portland Tribune - NewsOregon's Legislature sprinted to finish its work, voting on the last bill just before 5 p.m. Sunday. -
Multnomah County delays closing of Cornelius Pass Road
South County Spotlight - NewsClosure of Cornelius Pass Road now expected to occur July 15 or later, Multnomah County announces. -
Lawmakers step up the pace as session hits home stretch
Portland Tribune - NewsWith most runaway GOP senators back in Capitol and two days before the end, environmental legislation was… -
Defiant GOP senators return to a pile of unfinished business
Portland Tribune - NewsA few runaway lawmakers plan to show up Saturday, kicking off two marathon days to vote on as many bills as… -
Public comment open on Port Westward plant
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Creek restoration project completed
South County Spotlight - NewsMore projects underway from Scappoose Bay Watershed Council to support water and wildlife conditions
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Oregon's economy stays hot in June with 4% unemployment rate
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Business group withdraws effort to refer Student Success Act to voters
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Hardesty boosts Blumenauer's 'climate crisis' declaration
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Supporters hope Holocaust education bill heals 'scars of history'
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Improvements aim to make NE 102nd Ave safer
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Police say suspicious package not a bomb
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Teen arrested for robbery at gunpoint in SE Portland
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Public input sought on LO-to-Oak Grove bike/ped bridge
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Who's paying for Republicans' walkout protest?
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CCSO: Person dies in roll-over crash in Stafford
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Presidential candidate Andrew Yang draws crowd in Portland
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Big Float leader unconcerned by shrinkage
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Blumenauer pushes for climate change national emergency
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Baby dies in tragic accident at speedway
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Mayor: Most protests aren't violent, city isn't 'lawless'
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Father, son make heroic rescue during Gresham fire
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Wilsonville's Street of Dreams nearly ready for showcase
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Experts exploring solutions to Portland's violent protests
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RATTLED: OREGON'S CONCUSSION DISCUSSION
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It's time to invest in Oregon's education system
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You want concussion records? Sign away your right to sue
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Battling concussions: Where's the trainer?
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Battling concussions: Solving a funding puzzle
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From powerhouse to jailhouse: A life shattered
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Head injuries push football player's life out of bounds
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Rattling the data shakes out changes
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Oregon's concussion 'haves' and 'have-nots'
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Hawaii taps its culture of caring to battle head injuries
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Rattled: A different path back to the classroom
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Painful concussion stories lead to change on the playing field
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Schools stumble in dealing with nonsports head injuries
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Did gridiron collisions slam into Randy Casey's life?
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