The building in Creswell on the corner of South 2nd and D Streets, across from the Creswell Bakery, is known as the old library or the old schoolhouse.   Further back in time, it was known as The Civic Club when the Creswell Civic Improvement…

ELIZABETH GROENING/CHRONICLE PHOTO Time Travelers Antique Mall in Springfield is among area stores prepared for an uptick in Mother’s Day sales. In a bind for time this Mother’s Day?  Small businesses in South Lane County will be open this weekend, and are goldmine for locally-made…

My name is Pam Duffy. I am running for the South Lane School Board Position 2. I am a Federal retiree having worked for the US Secret Service and the Federal Office of Workers’ Compensation. I moved to Cottage Grove in 2003. I was involved…

My name is Taylor Wilhour and I’m running for re-election to the South Lane School Board. My wife and I moved to Lane County in 2006 when our first child was just a toddler and we have grown to love this community more and more…

Applications are now open until June 9 to be part of Springfield’s effort to beautify the city.  The “Stormwater Team” is looking for artists of all ages and from anywhere in Oregon to join the summer mural-painting project, UpStream Art. “This project is perfect for…

Hello Chronicle readers, I am running to represent Zone 5 on the Lane Community College Board of Education. I have proven experience and success as a community leader, and I seek your support in my bid to work hard in support of our community college. …

Commitment. Integrity. Community. Family. These are just some of the key tenets I live by and will bring to the Lane Community College Board of Directors. Serving as a board member is a convergence of experiences and principles, including an understanding of Board processes, student…

Mom Judy and daughter Erin, in their earliest days as yard-sale enthusiasts. On the weekends, Mom’s hands were always black from newspaper ink. On my childhood property in northeast Pennsylvania stood a red barn that dates back to the early 1900s. Perched on the perimeter…

SALEM, Ore.—State wildlife biologists counted 173 wolves in Oregon this past winter, a 9.5 percent increase over last year’s count of 158 according to the Oregon Wolf Conservation and Management 2020 Annual Report released today at odfw.com  The annual count is based on verified wolf…