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Longtime artist and retired Southern Oregon University professor Betty LaDuke speaks Tuesday about her work for the aid organization Heifer International.

U.S. Highway 97 in north Bend would move to the east of its present location under a realignment plan chosen Wednesday by a steering team of residents and government officials.

Boomerang myth No. 1: They always come back to you. They don't, nor are they always meant to, says boomerang builder, painter and public relations mouthpiece David Fantone.

Three professional wine judges will be judging entries Saturday for this year's Greatest of the Grape.

Oregon State University Extension has scheduled a workshop, Growing Grains on a Small Farm, for Feb.

Murphy Co. of Eugene has bought a closed plywood mill in Rogue River for $3.6 million and plans to open it as soon as possible.

The new owner of the plywood plant in Rogue River says it is working toward resumption of operations, but has no firm date to reopen.

A Jackson County Circuit Court signed off on a plan this week clearing the way for Eugene-based wood-products firm Murphy Co.

'Exceptional leader' made tough calls to improve schools Published: January 14. 2010 4:00AM PST REDMOND - Vickie Fleming, the Redmond School District superintendent, resigned Wednesday and will leave the district when her contract expires on June 30.

Icy roads triggered a crash involving an Oregon State Police trooper Thursday morning, closing U.S. Highway 20 west of Tumalo for more than five hours.

Snowmelt and fluctuating temperatures are taking a toll on area roads Published: January 06.

Nothing says Christmas like an acute dose of concert rock violin, and you can get just that as Aaron Meyer plays the Salishan Spa and Golf Resort this Sunday.

To Eugene-based Murphy Co., which looks set to reopen the Panel Products wood-products mill in Rogue River.

Tammy Asnicar Rogue River Press It may be Easter before they are actually back on the lay-up line, but local plywood mill workers can count their blessings and be thankful for an early Christmas present.

The Daily Courier, Citizens have a right to know what their officials decide and how they reach their decisions.

Eugene-based wood-products firm Murphy Co. has signed an agreement to purchase the Panel Products plywood plant on the south edge of town.

By Ron Brown A December 9, 2009 A NEAR MURPHY, Ore. - Plans by a Josephine County family and Copeland Sand and Gravel to open a new rock quarry near Murphy has hit a snag.

Jack Lewis will spend the next week closing the Timber Products plywood plant on Agate Road while he struggles to find a new job in a county hard hit by high unemployment.

From left: Ann Murphy, Oregon Association of Nurseries; drawing winners Ruth and Keith Spencer; Jill Martin, horticulture director, The Oregon Garden; and Doug Wilson, American Conifer Society member and volunteer guide.

Members of the public will soon be able to weigh in on a master plan for the 230-acre commercial area of Juniper Ridge as the plan heads to the Bend Planning Commission and then on to the City Council.