Offbeat Oregon: Albany man’s determination to “ruin” his ex-girlfriend ended badly for him
On November 4, 1885, a 27-year-old man was strolling down an Albany street with a pretty 20-year-old brunette woman. He … Read more
On November 4, 1885, a 27-year-old man was strolling down an Albany street with a pretty 20-year-old brunette woman. He … Read more
About a month ago, I took a trip. I didn’t know where I was going, … Read more
The Spokesman welcomes event information for its community calendar; submissions are limited to nonprofit, free … Read more
100 years ago April 18, 1918 — Monday night, one or more of the gentlemen … Read more
Charles Fiester really, really didn’t want to die. Fair enough, most of us don’t. His … Read more
100 years ago April 11, 1918 — The United States, in the year we have … Read more
Spring is in the air, and many homeowners will be looking to tackle that big … Read more
In the late 1530s, Viceroy Antonio de Mendoza of the Spanish colony of Mexico started … Read more
100 years ago April 4, 1918 — A very impressive service was held at Terrebonne … Read more
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The late 1800s were a tough time to be Chinese in Oregon. Welcomed into the … Read more
As a financial adviser at Edward Jones, Michael J. Bishop works closely with the Redmond … Read more
It’s 60 degrees out, it’s snowing, it’s sunny and beautiful: Welcome to spring! Spring means … Read more
Jerry and Ruth Keller admit they didn’t know much about the janitorial and carpet cleaning … Read more
100 years ago March 28, 1918 — The committee in charge of the Redmond celebration … Read more
At Our Personal Touch, Elaine Gilbert and her team have embroidered clothing for companies and … Read more
100 years ago March 21, 1918 — Redmond put on metropolitan airs Saturday, the occasion … Read more
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Early 1942 was a really nerve-racking time to be an Oregonian — especially if you … Read more
Note: This story first appeared in the Feb. 21, 1966, Spokesman.
A royal princess of … Read moreGreetings once again from the state of Jalisco, birthplace of mariachi music. And here on … Read more
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100 years ago March 14, 1918 — At the meeting of the Redmond Commercial club … Read more
100 years ago March 7, 1918 — Prineville’s crack basketball team journeyed over our way … Read more
It was about 4 a.m. on Aug. 12, 1962, and United Air Lines Flight 861, … Read more
As the snow began to pile up outside this morning, I heard the little voice … Read more
The internationally acclaimed gospel group King’s Heralds will perform at 7 p.m. April 26 at … Read more
On April 1, 1884, an event occurred that probably should have tipped 25-year-old woodcutter Joseph … Read more
It has been a chilly few weeks across the area, but fortunately, spring isn’t far … Read more
Nearly everyone knows the story of David Crockett — the Tennessee mountain man and later … Read more
The Spokesman welcomes event information for its community calendar; submissions are limited to nonprofit, free … Read more
100 years ago Feb. 28, 1918 — At a conference of representatives of social workers … Read more
Ever wonder how two people can be on the same diet, take the same classes … Read more
100 years ago Feb. 21, 1918 — The 1918 convention of the Oregon State Bankers’ … Read more
It’s time… It’s time — to recall the past when pencil, paper and eraser were … Read more