Cottage Grove Sentinel

06/06/2026

Drivers and passengers alike know the importance of wearing their seatbelt when riding in a vehicle.

06/06/2026

The following is from the Cottage Grove' Police Department's Weekly Update.

06/06/2026

As warmer weather arrives, it’s a good idea to evaluate your garden and be ready to help plants through hot and dry spells.

06/06/2026

From a refreshed historical gift shop to new showers at a popular North Coast camp site, several state park properties received upgrades just in time for summer visitors to enjoy.

06/06/2026

The Cottage Grove Sentinel is proud to present the names of the high school seniors graduating for schools in Cottage Grove. We wish each senior the best as they move forward with their lives.

The Cottage Grove Sentinel is proud to present the names of the high school seniors graduating for schools in Cottage Grove. We wish each senior the best as they move

06/05/2026

From 2015 to 2024, nearly 2,500 crashes in Oregon involved a lost or shifted load or a vehicle being struck by an object set in motion by another vehicle. These crashes caused 144 serious injuries and 43 fatalities.

From 2015 to 2024, nearly 2,500 crashes in Oregon involved a lost or shifted load or a vehicle being struck by an object set in motion by another vehicle. These

06/05/2026

Cottage Grove Police officers were dispatched to a report of a disturbance in the 2100 block of Wilson Avenue in Cottage Grove at approximately 10:30 a.m. June, 4.

06/05/2026

Oregon lawmakers passed more than 50 new laws during the legislative session earlier this year which are scheduled to go into effect on Friday. Many focus on codifying state and local powers to respond to President Donald Trump’s directives, as well…

Oregon lawmakers passed more than 50 new laws during the legislative session earlier this year which are scheduled to go into effect on Friday. Many focus on codifying state and

06/05/2026

A 0.5k fun run is raising money to feed older adults in Lane County.

06/05/2026

A new law going into effect June 5, House Bill (HB) 4116 (2026), closes a loophole that allowed internet lenders to charge interest rates in excess of Oregon’s limit of 36 percent for consumer finance loans, according to the Division of Financial Re…

A new law going into effect June 5, House Bill (HB) 4116 (2026), closes a loophole that allowed internet lenders to charge interest rates in excess of Oregon’s limit of