Testimony continued Friday in the double murder trial of Alex Murdaugh, whose wife and adult son were found dead, shot multiple time, at the f…
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State-and-regional
The plaintiffs contend the ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds violates their Second Amendment right to bear arms and right to due process.
Elections
Her numbers held with the second round of released results. Here's how close it is.
Letters
I don’t know if Albany residents are aware of the fact that for the first time in many years, we have a candidate running for State Senate District 8 who is a longtime resident of Albany; in fact, she was born here in Albany, unlike her opponent. Her name is Valerie Draper Woldeit.
Letters
Since Linn County was formed in the 1850s, we have been fortunate to have had a great sheriff’s department.
Letters
I have endorsed Andrew Struthers for the next mayor of Corvallis.
Letters
With ballots going out, it’s time to ask: Who should be the next Linn County sheriff?
Letters
Sheriff Michelle Duncan is clearly the most experienced candidate for the job as our Linn County Sheriff.
Letters
The economist Thomas Sowell sums up minimum wages perfectly: “The minimum wage law is very cleverly misnamed. The real minimum wage is zero. That is what many inexperienced and low-skilled people receive as a result of legislation that makes it illegal to pay them what they are currently worth to an employer.”
Letters
A Sept. 23 editorial complains about “analysis paralysis” and chides the city council for passing the buck to voters about the proposed mandatory energy audit before houses can be sold.
Letters
When our car is running poorly, we seek out a qualified mechanic to fix it.
Letters
Tony Cadena is running to represent Ward 9 on the Corvallis City Council.
Letters
This letter is in response to the Linn County Sheriff candidates’ forum held Sept. 30 at the Linn County Fairgrounds.
Letters
Sheriff Michelle Duncan has been serving Linn County since 1997, serving as a resident patrol deputy, narcotics detective, patrol sergeant, patrol captain and public information officer.
Letters
Upon reading about the September filing of an eminent domain against land family-owned for goodness knows how many generations ("Benton files eminent domain," Sept. 10):
Letters
I write to express my total support for Dr. Greg Hamann for Albany City Council.
Letters
Something momentous just happened in our town: The City Council recently passed the Corvallis Green New Deal resolution.
Letters
This year voters have two choices for Linn County Sheriff — the current Sheriff, Michelle Duncan and Deputy Raymond. We need to carefully consider the role of sheriff and the qualifications of both candidates.
Authorities say a man suspected of kidnapping a family in central California tried to kill himself before police found him. The Merced County …
Letters
The Linn County Sheriff’s contest is about as uneven as I have ever seen.
Linn County Sheriff Michelle Duncan speaks on what it would mean to her if voters elected her to the position.
Letters
So is anyone following the Linn County Sheriff’s race? I would just like to make an observation and then ask you to Google the two candidates. Make a side-by-side comparison of Michelle Duncan (current sheriff) and Jon Raymond.
Letters
A good leader knows the importance of succession within an organization.
Dog attacks like the one that took the life of a mail carrier in Florida are a common hazard of the job, with thousands of postal workers attacked every year, according to the Postal Service.