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1 week ago | kpic.com | Lynnanne Nguyen

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1 week ago | kpic.com | Rigo Aguilera

Over 1,100 pounds of peanut butter was donated to the Winston Dillard School District to help feed hungry students meals over the summer. The meals are a part of the District's summer food program which sees a bus stop at 8 different locations across Winston to deliver food Monday-Thursday during the summer months. The bus sees approximately 100 kids daily looking for a lunch time meal across all 6 schools and 1,300 students.

1 week ago | kpic.com | Rigo Aguilera

With the start of fire season underway, the Oregon Department of Emergency Management is reminding the public how best to be prepared in the case of an emergency. The Oregon Department of Forestry declared the start of fire season on June 1, with fire danger levels ranging from low to moderate, meaning there are public restrictions in place on what local residents can do during the hottest times of the day.

2 weeks ago | kpic.com | Rigo Aguilera

A bill recently passed through the Oregon senate aimed at increasing penalties for landowners with illegal cannabis grows across the state, limiting further crimes such as water theft and human trafficking. The bill, known as SB 347 A, would end special tax assessment for a properties where owners are caught knowingly allowing illegal grows.

2 weeks ago | kpic.com | Rigo Aguilera

Yoncalla appointed a new mayor Tuesday, following the resignations of the former mayor and other city officials due to backlash from the community over the city's reported inability to pay for a continued law enforcement contract with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office. City leaders appointed Paulene Kingery as mayor during Tuesday's city council meeting. Yoncalla's previous mayor, Kat Wertz, City Administrator Jennifer Bragg, and Councilman Bryce Wertz announced their resignations in May.