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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE On January 12, 2025 at about 8:12pm, investigators from the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, Scappoose Police Department, St. Helens Police Department and the Oregon State Police were dispatched to a reported assault in progress involving a firearm at 34435 Green Meadow Way, Scappoose, OR 97056. When investigators arrived on scene, they located one male with a gun shot would to his chest and another male in the house. The two males were later identified as 36 year old Daniel Brandon Williams and 28 year old John Fisher Adams, both of Scappoose. Investigators rendered medical aid to Adams before he was transported via ambulance to a Portland area hospital. Upon investigation into this incident, investigators learned that Adams and Williams were roommates and this stemmed from a roommate disturbance in which Williams shot Adams in the chest with a 9mm handgun. Williams was arrested and charged with the crimes of Assault I and Unlawful Use of a Weapon and lodged in the Columbia County Jail. When Adams arrived at the hospital, it was determined the wound was not life threatening and he was discharged a short time later. After further investigation it was determined that Adams would be arrested and lodged into the Columbia County Jail on the charge of Attempted Arson I. This incident is still under investigation. NEWS RELEASE, 1-12-25 Urgent need for high school baseball and softball umpires CONTACT: Oregon Athletic Officials Association Executive Director Jack Folliard, 503-975-4488, jfolliard@comcast.net Associate Executive Director Debi Hanson, 503-704-0121, debi@oreofficials.org WILSONVILLE, Ore. – The Oregon Athletic Officials Association (OAOA) and the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) are recruiting officials for the high school spring sports seasons. Registration for new officials opened today and there is an immediate need for umpires in baseball and softball. Becoming a high school official has several benefits including staying involved in athletics, maintaining good physical condition, and earning money, on average $80 for each game officiated. “Oregon has an urgent need for officials in all sports,” OAOA executive director Jack Folliard said. “Officials provide valuable service to high schools and students, make a positive impact in the community and build relationships.” Those interested should visit www.newofficials.org.
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St Helens, OR Beginning, Thursday, January 2, 2025, Moore Excavation Inc. (MEI) will begin construction of the pavement subgrade, curbs, sidewalk forms, and hardscape preparation on the north side of the South 1st and St. Helens Street intersection. While this work takes place, traffic will be detoured to St. Helens Street. South 1st Street will be closed on the north side of the intersection. ---------------------------------------------------------------- The City of St. Helens is asking for community feedback about how community members feel that their local government is doing and how it can better serve the St. Helens community. The results of this survey will help align City priorities and shape the future of St. Helens. To take the survey, visit the City’s website at www.sthelensoregon.gov or go to www.surveymonkey.com/r/COSH2025. Hard copies are available to fill out at the St. Helens Public Library, 375 S. 18th Street. The survey is open from Friday, December 13, 2024, through January 17, 2025. Survey questions cover a variety of topics, including community satisfaction with public safety, library resources, public works infrastructure, parks and trails, the recreation program, and City leadership. The City would also like feedback on how to best communicate and share updates with you. ---------------------------------------------------------------- This just in: POLICE ARREST ST. HELENS TEACHER ON ADDITIONAL SEX ABUSE CHARGES
--------------------------------------------------- Columbia County’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 4.7% in November, unchanged from 4.7% in October. It was 4.7% the year before. The statewide unemployment rate was 4.1% in November, and the national rate was 4.2 |