Langlois News from The World Newspaper

April showers bring ... high winds and hail?

BANDON - A strong storm hit the South Coast and Southern Oregon Thursday night and lasted throughout the day Friday, causing widespread power outages, downed trees, damage to brush and other vegetation as well as minor property damage in the…

Poet's Roundup coming to Port Orford

PORT ORFORD - Ever wonder why, when you read a poem, or listen to one, you can't understand what the poem is saying? Have you written your own poetry and wondered why it never seemed fit to print?

Spaghetti feed exceeded expectations

The Langlois Lions Club is more than pleased to announce that our recent spaghetti feed and dessert auction was a huge success - going beyond all expectations. As a result, we are able to fund our Pacific High School senior…

'Cat'-astrophe at Langlois library April 26

LANGLOIS - The Langlois Public Library presents an Interesting Langlois event, ‘Cat’-astrophe with Nancy Stokes from 6-7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 26, at the Langlois library.

Annual Poet's Roundup April 14-16

PORT ORFORD — If when you read a poem, or listen to one, you can't understand what the poem is saying, or your poetry never fits to print, then you must attend the annual Poetry Roundup for some advice April…

Harbor Baptist looking forward to Camp Fircroft

One of the ministries that Harbor Baptist Church has come to be involved with is Camp Fircroft. The camp is located over an hour south on Highway 101, and up the mountain about seven miles east of Langlois – a…

Langlois Lions Club to hold spaghetti feed

LANGLOIS -- The Langlois Lions Club will hold a spaghetti feed followed by a dessert auction on Saturday, April 1, at the club on Floras Lake Road.

Brock Smith speaks on inequity and poverty

PORT ORFORD -- Nine Pacific High School students, along with chaperones, went on a field trip to the Oregon State Capital on March 13 as visitors of Rep. David Brock Smith (R-Port Orford). "The seniors were able to watch a…

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