PORT ORFORD -- The Rotary Club of Port Orford will hold its fourth-annual Oktoberfest from 6-10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Community Building at 419 11th St., Port Orford. The event is family friendly and there will be live…
BANDON — “The Ventriloquist” is a new approach for New Artists Productions, a rare dramatic presentation being staged at the Sprague Community Theater.
BANDON -- “The Ventriloquist” is a new approach for New Artists Productions, a rare dramatic presentation being staged at the Sprague Community Theater.
Norma Jean Baker - 76, of Myrtle Point, died Sept. 20, 2016, in Myrtle Point. Arrangements are pending with Amling/Schroeder Funeral Service - Myrtle Point Chapel, 541-572-2524.
BANDON — Coast Community Health Center is celebrating seven years in health care. Enjoy live music and refreshments, visit with staff and tour the clinic at the annual open house on Saturday, Sept. 24.
LANGLOIS — Pacific is breaking in a relatively young soccer team this fall, and the Pirates showed their youth in their league-opening match, a 5-0 loss to visiting St. Mary’s of Medford on Wednesday.
As this year's grand marshals of the Bandon Cranberry Festival parade, Pete and Joan Goodbrod bring a wealth of history to the 70 years of celebrations.
LANGLOIS — A month-long Silent Auction fundraiser is in progress at the Langlois Public Library. The Auction continues through Saturday, Sept. 10 when the annual Blueberry Bash ends the Silent Auction. You are cordially invited to the Blueberry Bash, a…
LANGLOIS — A month-long Silent Auction fundraiser is in progress at the Langlois Public Library. The Auction continues through Saturday, Sept. 10 when the annual Blueberry Bash ends the Silent Auction. You are cordially invited to the Blueberry Bash, a…
LANGLOIS -- The annual ongoing silent auction at the Langlois Public Library features an eclectic shopping resource, from local foods, quilts, handbags, framed photos and gift certificates to portrait sessions and more. For a preview of some of the silent…
KINGSTON, Ontario (AP) — The rock concert did not begin with a rock song. Instead, it started with flag-waving fans breaking into a national anthem, "O Canada."
TORONTO (AP) — A delirious sold-out crowd and countless Canadians watching live TV from their homes took in the final concert by their rock band The Tragically Hip, whose lead singer and songwriter Gord Downie has been diagnosed with terminal…
