LAKEVIEW, Ore. – Lakeview Town Manager Michelle Perry has been put on administrative leave. According to the Lake County Examiner, they had heard rumors about alleged issues with Perry. The Interim Public Works Director Sean Petitmermet gave KOBI5 News a ...
LAKEVIEW, Ore.- The Town of Lakeview continues its work to become more eco-friendly. For close to a decade, the Town of Lakeview has been transitioning towards using renewable energy. The town recently announced the Community Renewable Energy Grant was awarded ...
LAKEVIEW, Ore. – Late Saturday night, the Lakeview Fire Department responded to a structure fire on South F Street. Fire officials say it started because of someone smoking near an oxygen concentrator. Lakeview Fire says the front of the house ...
LAKE COUNTY, Ore. – The Humane Society of North Lake County has officially been approved as a nonprofit. According to the Humane Society’s post, local residents Karen Morgan, Becky Toko and Kathy Allen have been working for the past four ...
LAKEVIEW, Ore. – Warner Canyon Ski Area and Lodge is raising funds to open a rope tow. The Lakeview ski Park launched a GoFundMe this week to raise funds for the rope tow, which would be free to use. Warner ...
LAKEVIEW, Ore.- The design process for Lakeview’s new water treatment facility is underway. NBC5 reported earlier this year that the town’s water supply suffers from high traces of iron and manganese. Additionally the North Well has been shut off because ...
LAKEVIEW, Ore. – Lakeview High School students are launching weather balloons sponsored by NASA and put on by University of Idaho College of Engineering students next week. The launches will help gather Eclipse induced data on atmospheric events needed to ...
LAKEVIEW, Ore. – A local health district is shutting down some vital community services. Lake Health District said that they are closing their Home Health & Hospice agencies as well as their long-term care and assisted living facilities. The health ...
LAKEVIEW, Ore. – The Lakeview Volunteer Fire Department knows first hand how quickly burn piles can escape this week. Firefighters saved this home from catching on fire from burning debris. “It happens every year, but this year particularly because we ...
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Planned town hall meetings with Oregon’s U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley in Klamath and Lake counties were canceled due to weather. On Monday, Merkley announced a pair of in-person conversations with community members in Southern Oregon. One ...