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October 27, 2010

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Ron Smith, Big George, Mike Palmer, and Joe Evans were caught having fun during Saturday’s poker run. (Photo by Dan Mancuso, Illinois Valley News)

  • Investigators find new source of fires

    After initially suspecting faulty wiring, investigators say they have found a different source of the fires that destroyed two connected trailers in Selma on Friday, Oct. 15.

  • Ballot returns low so far, still time to vote

    With Election Day almost here, Josephine County Clerk Art Harvey says this year“s ballot returns are down “ however, residents have a week left to send in votes.

  • Local vets have support resources on wheels.

    To help expand counseling services for veterans here in the valley and across the country, Mobile Outreach Vehicles (MOVs) have arrived on the scene to bring support to veterans when they need it most.




Community

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Building birdhouses was one of the choices for students to participate in during Saturday’s Super Science Fair. (Photo by Dan Mancuso, Illinois Valley News)

  • Super Science Saturday a smashing success

    Who says science can“t be fun“ On Saturday, students of all ages in the valley experienced science up close and personal in a variety of hands-on activities and demonstrations at Evergreen Elementary.

  • Course challenges journalism hopefuls at IVHS

    When he“s not coaching boys“ soccer, Gary Enoch also teaches courses in language arts at Illinois Valley High School.

  • Events calendar Events Calendar

    All the Valley's happenings in the Events Calendar







IVHS Sports

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Tia King sets the ball for Amy Weaver as Christina Ricci and Natalie Wellen look on during the home game against Rogue River on Tuesday, Oct. 19 (Photo by Dan Mancuso, Illinois Valley News)

  • Cougar boys“ soccer edges out Hoseanna Christian 1-0

    In one of the most exciting games of their season, the Illinois Valley High School Cougars beat Hoseanna Christian of Klamath Falls by one point, adding a “W’ to their record.

  • Cougars outscore Rogue River, aim for playoffs

    After trailing 37-27 at the half, the IVHS Cougars football team once again showed their ability to fight for the win, beating Rogue River High School 56-40 on the road.




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  • Valley bikes ride for tykes
  • Unemployment rate holds steady
  • SCHC to open new facility
  • Harvest Dinner draws big crowd
  • Poppy Poster winners announced
  • Get your flu shots this week


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