Opinion

FROM THE SIDELINES: Bill Schonely's mark on the city and franchise was immeasurable

Bill Schonely is gone, but his memory and the memories he provided aren’t going anywhere. Read moreFROM THE SIDELINES: Bill Schonely's mark on the city and franchise was immeasurable

OPINION: Mail Tribune stood for values that endure

Salem coverage linked growing Rogue Valley to rest of Oregon; news organization performed watchdog and advocacy functions. Read moreOPINION: Mail Tribune stood for values that endure

OPINION: Let's protect what's good

Farming culture runs deep in Oregon, and this year, we have a chance to protect a very special and important part of Oregon farming for good. Read moreOPINION: Let's protect what's good

OPINION: Thanks for the new hometown newspaper

I was in Medford when news broke that the EO Media Group was starting a new newspaper to replace the Mail Tribune that had recently gone out of business. I was th… Read moreOPINION: Thanks for the new hometown newspaper

PHOTOGRAPHER'S NOTEBOOK: A moment in Oregon’s history as seen through my lens

Two fellow photojournalists and I were allowed to capture the historic moment when Tina Kotek, soon to be governor, stood with her wife and rewrote Oregon history books. Read morePHOTOGRAPHER'S NOTEBOOK: A moment in Oregon’s history as seen through my lens

OPINION: As it grows, Sherwood has no viable plan for alleviating traffic on its west side

The City of Sherwood’s plans for the Sherwood West urban growth expansion “relook” will make traffic worse. Read moreOPINION: As it grows, Sherwood has no viable plan for alleviating traffic on its west side

Planning for 2023 Robin Hood Festival already underway

This summer’s Sherwood Robin Hood Festival is already underway. Read morePlanning for 2023 Robin Hood Festival already underway

Sherwood family thanks community for its support after losing their son

Our family is deeply humbled by the recent loss of our youngest son, Cody R. Setere. Our hearts and lives have been touched by one of the greatest tragedies that any family can endure in this lifetime. Although mourning such a loss, we are tr…

Shoveling gravel with the only arm he had left, Joseph Morback was popular, long-serving mayor

This summer, someone asked me why we, at the Sherwood History Center, called the main museum the “Morback House.” Although the house was constructed in 1892 for brickyard owner Alexander by J.C. Smock, the founder of the town itself, it was n…

It’s not too soon to begin thinking about summer activities

Former Simpson’s artist to teach creating an anime character from scratch

The Sherwood Public Library will be the site for numerous activities in February — everything from 3D printing and design to an introduction to genealogy. Here’s what’s coming:

Sherwood Center for the Arts welcomes dancers, drummers and Ghanaian music

The Portland group will appear as part of Black History Month

Summit provides guidance on changing, ‘seizing the moment’

I had the opportunity to attend the Oregon Business Plan Leadership Summit recently. The summit focus was on “Seizing the Moment.” We are at a critical moment in time.

Opinion: Former ODOT finance director says Oregon needs to slam the brakes on tolling plans

Cam Gilmour: Traffic diversion to roads and streets will degrade livability of neighborhoods, harm businesses

OPINION: The 'energy gap' no one wants to tussle with

However we choose to close the energy gap, there’s no time to lose.

Sherwood Library: Games, heritage, reading and more in November

Adrienne Doman Calkins runs down what is happening at the Sherwood Public Library in November.

Robin Hood: Seeking Halloween candy for Holiday Festival

Sandy Wallace gives an update on what the Sherwood Robin Hood Festival Association is planning for Dec. 3.

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Here's what Sherwood YMCA does with its investments

Melody Danner outlines the services the Y provides with the support of volunteers and donors.

'Four Eights' and other artsy happenings in Sherwood

Leah Burgess talks classes, ceremonies and other attractions at the Sherwood Center for the Arts.

HISTORY NOTES: The story of Block 1, Lot 1

June Reynolds says Sherwood's land deeds have quite a story to tell, and of course, she's happy to fill in any gaps.

OPINION: Neron's flip-flop on tolling shows disconnect with district

Jason Fields: 'ODOT needs to halt the program and we need a representative who will force the issue.'

Champoeg DAR: Chapter participates in National Day of Service

Jan Burrows describes Daughters of the American Revolution's efforts to beautify and preserve a historic site.

OPINION: What can Sherwood Chamber do better?

Renee Brouse: 'How are we doing? … How can we support you more intentionally?'

YMCA: Building community as well as core strength in Sherwood

Jodie Henry-Swanegan explains what the Sherwood Regional Family YMCA has to offer members old and new.

HISTORY NOTES: Emil Lawrenz, another Sherwood leader

June Reynolds remembers the man who operated Oregon's first Ford dealership, right here in Sherwood.

Citizen's View: Mays won't seek reelection as Sherwood mayor

Mays says he will run for a seat on the Sherwood City Council instead, supports council president Tim Rosener for mayor.

Students benefit from teachers with similar racial, cultural identities

Sherwood and other local districts launch program to cultivate a diverse talent pool who return as teachers

Letters to the editor

Issues this month include urban sprawl, how to fix a traffic concern and churches helping the community

History NotesChristmas memories recall festive times at Mt. Home Church

That include a night when a shadow of a man with wild hair and a beard mysteriously appeared on the wall.

Transportation critical element in keeping things running smoothly

With approximately 75% of students riding buses to school, additional bus drivers always needed

Your Sherwood YMCA is here to help you learn to swim

This fall, the YMCA returns to swimming safety programs this fall including the Learn-to-Swim levels,

Time to move forward with plans for Sherwood West

The council must apply to Metro for approval to have the Sherwood West area officially brought inside city cimits.

Library open seven days a week again

The expansion includes browsing inside the library, checking out items, picking up holds and more.

Smock House has long, colorful back story

Since 2003, the home has housed the Sherwood History Center, which has a collection of historic items and documents.

Cruisin' Sherwood 2021: It's definitely happening!

The Les Schwab Cruisin' Sherwood Classic & Custom Car Show is set for Aug. 28 in Old Town Sherwood

A primer on the history of the Morback House

The home was originally constructed by a brick factory engineer and later was home to a Sherwood mayor.

Library reopens with limited express services

Patrons can now visit four days a weeks to browse for books, access computers, sign up for library cards and more.

A year of school changes and challenges recalled

Summer will bring a chance for residents to tour new high school, other 'transformations' buildings

Champoeg DAR members persevere through pandemic

Champoeg Chapter of the DAR made 80 pillowcases to be included in care packages for deployed military personnel.

Letters to the Editor

Residents weigh in on upcoming Sherwood School Board race, which features seven candidates vying for three seats.

Chamber volunteers needed and appreciated

In honor of National Volunteer Month, the Sherwood Chamber thanks all of those who actually make things happen

Staff Appreciation Week pays tribute to lots of hard work

Traditionally held in March, the important celebration will be held May 3-7 to honor SSD employees

Letters to the Editor

A plea for everyone to move beyond the divisiveness of the moment, upcoming Sherwood School Board race

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