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By Jesse Coronado It’s 6 am, and the silence of the cool morning dies as a bus rolls in and Sarah Koski arrives at the … Continue reading
By Mirandah Davis-Powell Juliann Fitzgerald is at Abilities Diner and Bakery seven days a week. In a day’s work, she’s a touchpoint of support for … Continue reading
Cheering and barking radiated through the arena at the Joriad North American Truffle Dog Championship on Feb. 8 as 28 dogs competed to be crowned … Continue reading
By Dan Soeby In today’s environment of class separation and division, an individual voice may not be heard, especially if that voice does not belong … Continue reading
What you can do to save the world in the reign of Trump The moment Donald J. Trump was inaugurated president of the United States … Continue reading
The Legacy of the Mims Family Thanks to G. B. Lawrence for reminding and informing readers of the critical part the Mims family played in … Continue reading
By Aedan Seaver One day last January, Austin Lewis was praying in his rural home outside of Creswell. Suddenly, he says, he felt a “nudge” … Continue reading
Here’s a Dream To reduce air pollution and prevent injuries to pedestrians and bicyclists, all non-commercial SUVs and full-size pick-up trucks are banned from driving … Continue reading
By Joe Blakely The editors who resigned from the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post were courageous and right about what they did. With … Continue reading
This is how the UOPD crime log looked after police learned of a drugging report at a fraternity party on Jan. 19. Federal law requires … Continue reading