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
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…
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
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:
The Portland group will appear as part of Black History Month
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.