President Barack Obama has begun his second term by declaring that the nation's "possibilities are limitless."
After seven public meetings across Washington about a proposed coal export terminal near Bellingham more than 14,000 comments have been collected.
The Horatio Alger Association gives away hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarship money to students all around the country. One Astoria High School senior, Nathan Sutton, is the recipient of a $20,000 scholarship from the Association to attend a four-year postsecondary institution of his choice.
Oregon State Police say the man suspected of killing a teenage Beaverton girl found near Tillamook killed himself in northern California.
The Sunset Empire Transportation District is recovering, paying off debt, and generally healthier as 2013 gets underway.
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Published on 22 January 2013
Cover Oregon will host two community meetings in Clatsop County later this month. Residents will have the opportunity to learn about the development of Oregon's health insurance exchange and provide input on its progress.
Published on 21 January 2013
The Lower Columbia Diversity Project invites everyone to take a walk through downtown Astoria tonight to honor Martin Luther King.
Published on 21 January 2013
Students seeking to cut college costs by applying for financial aid should act fast. While states and colleges urge students to prepare afederal student aid application (FAFSA) early, this year seven states are cautioning students to prepare 'as close to January 1 st as possible' because aid funds may be depleted faster than in previous years.
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