What's Up, June 3, 2015
TODAY
Langlois News from The World Newspaper
Langlois Lions say thanks
The Langlois Lions club thanks the following for the donations of time, enthusiasm and great plants for this year's Benefit Plant Sale:
Cheers and Jeers, May 30, 2015
Keep with tradition
Cheers and jeers 05-30-15
Keep with tradition
Langlois signs a proud accomplishment
LANGLOIS — New signs, a popular grocery featuring many locally sourced organic products, a newly reopened hip diner, a Montessori-inspired preschool, wool artisans, antique stores, wind surfin…
Spring party
The Port Orford Arts Council sponsored a spring party on May 16 at the former Langlois Cheese Factory, which is now rented out for events in the area.
Two schools; two different lessons
I read with great interest in the May 18 edition of The World about the Wilderland School in Langlois and their monthly field trips. Not only do these trips highlight the local economy and his…
Bandon soldier comes home from Korean War after 64 years
BANDON — He was just 17 years old and not even finished with high school.
Sew much love: Albums tell a family's history, stitch by stitch
COOS BAY — At 99, Wilma Jensen has created a lot of things on her sewing machine. She's made quilts. Dance costumes. Wedding dresses. Then there are things she's knitted, furniture she's finis…
Bandon soldier comes home from Korean War after 64 years
BANDON — He was just 17 years old and not even finished with high school.
Go! Calendar of Events
THURSDAY, MAY 21
What's Up, May 20, 2015
TODAY
Bandon soldier comes home from Korean War after 64 years
BANDON – He was just 17 years old and not even finished with high school.
Kreutzer leads Pacific in trophy chase
LANGLOIS — When Cole Kreutzer was a freshman, he was part of perhaps the most unlikely state championship in Pacific High School history.
What's Up, May 19, 2015
TODAY
What's Up, May 16, 2015
SATURDAY, MAY 16
Lecture avoids Biblical truth
Dr. David Montgomery is going to be presenting a lecture at the Hale Center at SWOCC this Saturday under the title "The Rocks Don’t Lie: A Geologist Investigates Noah’s Flood." I am alerting B…
Man who smuggled oil into US in wine bottles to be sentenced
HONOLULU (AP) — A German citizen who lives in Hawaii is set to be sentenced Thursday for smuggling oil that's commonly used to make ecstasy.
Pattistrain letter
CPL. BEN LEE BROWN
The Wilderland School to enter its 10th year
LANGLOIS — Students at the Wilderland School have been busy getting acquainted with the community of Langlois again, said teacher and co-founder Kelly Fleming.