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 By Michele Smith    News    August 27, 2020

"Food hugs" are feeding bodies and nurturing souls

DAYTON-What began as a way to sell some extra lasagna has become an ongoing labor of love for Weinhard Café owner Mandi Wendt, and a blessing to the recipients of her generosity. Every Friday, for...

 

Public Invited to Port of Columbia Broadband Information Meeting

DAYTON—The Port of Columbia will hold a Zoom meeting on Monday, August 31, from 6 – 7:30 p.m. to share information about their proposed broadband project in the City of Dayton and some adjacent outlying areas. Attendees will hear a presentation on...

 
 By Beka Compton    News    August 27, 2020

Dayton School Board report

DAYTON—The Dayton School Board met Wednesday, August 19, for a regularly scheduled meeting. As the district prepares to welcome students back to in-person classes, they are adjusting their p...

 
 By Mike Ferrians    News    August 27, 2020

Columbia County Public Transportation goes "XL"

David Ocampo, General Manager at Columbia County Public Transportation (CCPT), is proud of what the agency has done over the years, but even prouder of the way it has found its niche during COVID-19....

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 27, 2020

First free "Little Library" installed by the Friends of the Dayton Memorial Library

DAYTON—The Friends of the Dayton Memorial Library have installed their first free Little Library in the courtyard of the Historic Dayton Depot Museum. Books for children and adults stocked in the Litt...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 20, 2020

The Club hits the pause button for the beginning of school

Virtual activities planned DAYTON—It has been “overwhelmingly” decided by The Club’s board of directors, not to open to coincide with the Aug. 25 start of school, but to delay opening for up to four...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 20, 2020

New mother/daughter duo to take over at Snapdragon Floral and Gifts

Paige's Floral and Gifts to open the end of Sept. DAYTON-"Who can go into business with their daughter? How often does that happen?" asked Laura Auckerman, who took time out from learning the...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 20, 2020

Dayton City Council report for August

DAYTON—During the regular Dayton City Council meeting last week, special guests Judi Pilcher and Dianne McKinley requested and received authorization to move forward with a research and compatibility...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 20, 2020

Online benefit auction for the Dayton Historic Depot Museum a success

DAYTON—Museum Event Coordinator Shellie McLeod said the Sat. Aug. 1 benefit for the Dayton Historic Depot was a resounding success. A game was played where attendees were shown an architectural elemen...

 

Columbia County Youth Livestock Market announces sale plan, online option

DAYTON—The Columbia County Youth Livestock Sale Committee announced on Monday that there would be a youth livestock sale. The fair board has had to make some significant changes to comply with state restrictions. The sale will be held on Sunday, S...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 13, 2020

August 25, first day of school for Dayton and Starbuck students

DAYTON—With less than two weeks before the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year, Jan and Sterling Leonard are concerned about sending their two children, Leann, and Christian, back into the c...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 13, 2020

Raffle quilt was a highlight at Quilts in the Garden at the Boldman House Museum

DAYTON-In a diary entry dated March 5, 1933, Marie Boldman mentions making the "Flower Garden Quilt," similar to the raffle quilt, which was on display at last Saturday's quilt show at the Boldman...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 6, 2020

Columbia County courtroom will look different to prospective jurors

DAYTON-Jurors are seeing some changes in the county courtroom layout, practices, and procedures, now that trials are resuming in Superior Court, and in Municipal Court, after a long recess due to the...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    August 6, 2020

Public health department is getting ready to move

DAYTON-What better location for the County's Public Health Department than the building on North Second Street, which has been a medical clinic, serving Dayton residents, since the 1930s? "I think it'...

 
 By Beka Compton    News    July 30, 2020

Dayton FFA recognizes member's successes

DAYTON-Several members of the Dayton's National FFA Organization (Future Farmers of America) excelled at both local and state-level Career Development Events (CDE's) in the 2019-20 school year. There...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    July 30, 2020

Bette Lou Crothers retires from State Farm

Continues supporting the community DAYTON—This week, Bette Lou Crothers is wrapping up a forty three-year career as an insurance agent in Dayton. Not to worry, our Town Mother is not leaving us. “I’m...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    July 23, 2020

Dayton schools scheduled to open August 29

DAYTON-Guy Strot presided over his first school board meeting last week. Strot is the new superintendent for the Dayton School District, replacing Doug Johnson, who retired on June 30. Strot told the...

 

Port of Columbia seeks new Commissioner, applications due July 31

DAYTON—The Port of Columbia Board of Commissioners is seeking interested candidates to submit applications to fill the District 1 position vacated by Dan Aschenbrenner. Dan and his wife have moved to a new residence in Columbia County that is not l...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    July 16, 2020

Dayton City Council report for July

DAYTON—Dayton residents can phone the Dayton City Hall with non-emergency animal control complaints, and leave a message for staff in the city shops, who will be handling those calls said Mayor Zac W...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    July 9, 2020

Dayton realtors say local housing market is strong

DAYTON—Garry Snyder, owner of Christy’s Realty in Dayton said local home sales remain strong, in spite of the state mandated restrictions on in-person meetings, put in place to help prevent the spread...

 

Revenue loss at the state level will impact county finances

DAYTON—County officials are dealing with projected shortfalls, state required cuts, and are trying to maintain adequate funds to cover expenses. In her second quarter financial report to the Board of County Commissioners on Monday, County T...

 
 By Beka Compton    News    July 9, 2020

Dayton School Board update

DAYTON—The Dayton School Board met July 1 for a regular monthly work session via Zoom. The board reviewed the middle and high school principal contract, and the 2020-2021 budget. This work session w...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    July 9, 2020

CCHS board report for June

DAYTON—Finances for the Columbia County Health System continue to be impacted due to the COVID-19 situation, which caused a significant reduction of patient services during the first months of the y...

 
 By Michele Smith    News    July 2, 2020

What makes this school superintendent tick

DAYTON—Doug Johnson is a man who loves kids and he will be involved with them, in some way, even after he retires at the end of June. Johnson has been in the field of education for over 41 years, t...

 

Touchet Valley Trail Committee releases concept plan

DAYTON—The Touchet Valley Trail Steering Committee has released a detailed concept plan for the trail which is in the planning stages between Dayton and Waitsburg. The committee conducted a weekend o...

 

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