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You would think that after "Mission Accomplished," President George W. Bush would have learned to avoid hyperbole when talking about the Iraq war.

Jeff Davis helped engineer a deal that resulted in a blatantly anti-consumer utility law in 2005.

Jolene Davis of Springfield was injured Saturday when the throttle on her all-terrain vehicle became stuck while she was riding 150 yards south of Third Beach on the Winchester Bay dunes.

Natural Resources Conservation Services will host an irrigation management workshop at 6 p.m. Tuesday.

The Oregon Department of Transportation has announced two temporary detours for Interstate 5 from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Monday and again on Thursday at Exit 110, the Boomer Hill interchange.

A traffic stop on Interstate 5 south of Winston Wednesday led to one man's arrest and the seizure of about four pounds of methamphetamine and one pound of cocaine, Oregon State Police reported Friday.

In 2007, 929 Oregon high school students earned a modified diploma instead of a regular one, which comes with certain requirements from the state.

Since January, the number of Douglas County residents registered as Democrats has grown steadily.

CANYONVILLE It turns out the fifth graders at Canyonville Elementary might just be smarter than the average adult.

The illegal shooting of four bull elk shot in fields a couple miles north of Glendale in the last five months has resulted in a reward being offered to help solve the poaching crimes.

EUGENE Douglas County Commissioner Doug Robertson met Saturday afternoon with Hillary Clinton and he urged the Democratic presidential candidate to support efforts to extend the federal timber safety net.

EUGENE Roseburg resident Tina Peek jumped up when Hillary Clinton finished her speech Saturday afternoon at South Eugene High School and turned to the audience to take questions.

The new Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University has a new historical artifact for its archive. Murrow's original office door from the old CBS Building in New York City is now in Pullman. Glenn Mosley reports.

Most people don't usually think of a cemetery as a place for history, but some of Nevada's most prominent historical figures can be found at the Lone Mountain Cemetery in Carson City.

Some of the earliest and most reliable accounts of early Nevada history come from the Territorial Enterprise while it was still being published in Genoa. Carson activity really didn't exist in any "real news" form.

120 Years Ago

87, a 39-year Carson City resident, passed away March 17, 2008, at her home. A memorial service will be 2 p.m., Saturday, April 19 at the First Presbyterian Church, corner of Musser and Third Streets.

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