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Serving as our community’s best source of local news is not only our goal but our compass. Every day we strive to connect neighbors to one another and to the community through our commitment to delivering trusted, local news.

I was in Medford when news broke that the EO Media Group was starting a new newspaper to replace the Mail Tribune that had recently gone out of business. I was there to attend an informal Medford High School class reunion that was organized m…

There seems to be an urgent need deep in our psyches to let others know what is important to us and what precepts we live by. Professional writers, from novelists to journalists, have a corner on this market, but that doesn’t matter to Joe Bl…

Readers weigh in on races for county commissioner as well as House District 26.

Readers weigh in on race for county commissioner as well as House District 26.

With all the bad and sad news, it is so important to remember there are good and generous people all around us.

Have the Metro Councilors driven I-5 South from Tualatin to Wilsonville between 2-6 p.m. on a work day?

If enough registered Oregon voters sign Petition 17 by July 8, we can put gun safety on the November ballot.

Vote Sonya Fisher for commission; I endorse King for state senate; District attorney Barton needs to go

Wilsonville Spokesman readers weigh in on the primary race for Oregon Senate

I urge people to cast their vote for Aaron Woods, a candidate who will legislate with clarity for us all.

Overregulation poses a unique threat on the Willamette, given that the Newberg Pool is already one of the most highly regulated bodies of water in Oregon.

Last July, the Board received a request from the Pickleball Committee to approve the construction of multiple pickleball courts within Edith Green Park.

Housing policy demands creative solutions; Starnes could help persuade rural voters