The Observer will have a new parent company effective June 30.

A former Oregon youth soccer coach faces charges of repeated sexual assault of a child for alleged incidents over a year and a half that began in 2012, according to a criminal complaint released today.

Plans for two Highlands of Netherwood neighborhood developments could get Village Board eyes and approvals within the next few months, village planner Elise Cruz told the Observer.

For the first time in three years, the Rotary Bike Trail is set to open this week.

The Town of Oregon made it through the entire month of May without a single case of COVID-19 diagnosed in one of its residents, and is continuing that trend into June with no new cases.

The Town of Oregon made it through the entire month of May without a single case of COVID-19 diagnosed in one of its residents, and is continuing that trend into June with no new cases.

The Village of Oregon is seeking to modernize its zoning requirements – and while those would solve the parking shortage at the library, they could also be used elsewhere.

There was one new case of COVID-19 diagnosed in the Village of Oregon from May 24-31, and no new cases in the townships of Oregon, Rutland and Dunn or the Village of Brooklyn.

Patrick Sweeney pleaded not guilty to a felony stalking charge last week after his wife accused him of threatening and monitoring her in late April.