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Columbia County, Oregon Bus Companies and Stops

Columbia County Rider
- (call 503.366.0159)
Columbia County Rider is a service of the Columbia County Transit Division. We provide general public transportation within Columbia County, with services to surrounding counties.

First Student Inc
53867 Arbor Way, 97056, Scappoose - (call (503) 543-5042)

Laidlaw Transit Inc
36058 Construction Way, Ste B, 97051, Saint Helens - (call (503) 366-0581)
first transit offers fixed route operations, para transit, shuttles, ada-nemt management services & consulting solutions. contact us for a custom evaluation!

Mid Columbia Bus Co
28170 Old Rainier Rd, 97048, Rainier - (call (503) 556-3443)

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Columbia County Bus Related News

23 2023 - Gov. Mike Parson will appoint next Missouri Supreme Court judge. Here are the nominees
Broniec, who lives in Montgomery City, earned a degree in business administration from Williams Woods University in Fulton and graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law in 1996.

20 2023 - ‘My journey’s been tough’: Kitchener entrepreneur supporting survivors of domestic violence t
It’s been more than four years since Amanda Kroetsch left her abusive relationship in British Columbia. "My journey's been tough and I had to learn. My drivers licence was taken away and I went to ...

20 2023 - 'New kind of Columbia': Muletown Coffee Roasters opens at new location downtown
Muletown Coffee Roasters reopened this week at its new downtown Columbia location, marking 10 years for the business.

20 2023 - This company brings goats to mow your lawn. Will Columbia allow it to operate?
Why mow when you can hire goats? Green Goat Land Management offers “goatscaping” instead of landscaping services. But the business isn’t technically allowed in Columbia.

19 2023 - Dine-in movie theatre in Hudson reopens
The Madison Theatre in Hudson closed its doors less than a year ago. Now, they’re back in business as Columbia County’s only dine-in movie theater. The theater has three screens and, of course plenty, ...

19 2023 - Three students taken to hospital following bus crash in Orangeburg County
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Authorities say three students were taken to an area hospital following a Thursday afternoon crash involving a school bus in Orangeburg County. According to Lance Corporal Brittany ...

17 2023 - Revive Services in Surrey, British Columbia Announces Opening of Annual Reservation Period for Chri
"Quality Holiday Light Installation in Surrey British Columbia - Revive Services. Reserve you Christmas Lights today."SURREY, British Columbia - Revive Services, a prominent home and business service ...

16 2023 - Business leaders mixed reactions to I-70 expansion through Columbia
Gov. Mike Parson will ceremoniously sign the bill funding the expansion of Interstate 70 on Tuesday afternoon on The Loop in Columbia.

09 2023 - Class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of passengers in fatal Icefield tour bus crash near Jasper, Al
A tour bus sits upside down on the Columbia Icefield near Jasper, Alta., a day after it rolled, killing three passengers and injuring 14 others. (Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press) A class-action ...

08 2023 - Businessman Daljit Thind among 14 to be appointed to Order of British Columbia
FOURTEEN exceptional people who have made an outstanding provincial, national or international impact will be appointed to the Order of British Columbia, the Province’s highest form of recognition and ...

08 2023 - The governments of Canada and British Columbia invest in electrification of public transit in Briti
Today, Patrick Weiler, Member of Parliament for West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country, the Honourable Rob Fleming, B.C. Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, and ...

07 2023 - Bradley Mountain opening brings fine leather, coffeehouse vibes to Arts District
Bradley Mountain, a new business in the Columbia Arts District, will have its grand opening Friday as a fine leather goods/coffee shop.

07 2023 - A firefighter has been killed while battling a wildfire in British Columbia, Canada
In total, there have been 1,517 wildfires in British Columbia this year, burning a record-breaking 15,397 square kilometers (5,944 square miles) of trees, bush and grassland. Top Stories Dems are ...

06 2023 - Richland changes its $21M plan again to ease traffic-congested George Washington Way
The city of Richland is dropping plans to build a pedestrian bridge across George Washington Way at Columbia Point. The $4 million bridge was a key part of plans to tame the busy thoroughfare and ...

02 2023 - Pasco aquatics center site could be a campus unlike any other in Eastern WA
If the vision does come to fruition, with buy-in from all of the potential partners the water park could be neighbored by a park-and-ride transit hub, a city of Pasco community center, a Mid-Columbia ...

July 27 2023 - Hot chicken, breweries, tacos: Tons of Midlands businesses have opened in 2023. Here’s a rundown
Plenty of new businesses have debuted in the Columbia and Lexington area in what has been a busy year so far. And, yes, a few notable ones have closed.

July 26 2023 - New restaurant with Hawaiian, Polynesian flair will open in this busy Columbia area
The coming restaurant will share space with a deli that has been popular with downtown students, residents and office workers.

July 21 2023 - Columbiana County ESC on-the-job training
Each summer the Columbiana County Educational Service Center (ESC) and its transition program offers on-the-job training for students in the county with disabilities through a summer work program.

July 21 2023 - Man who opened fire on Greystone Boulevard was shot and is in custody, Columbia police say
A man is in custody after police say he opened fire with a handgun while walking down a busy Columbia road Tuesday. The gunman, identified as 26-year-old Brandon Joyner, was shot in the upper body in ...

July 21 2023 - South Carolina police respond to gunfire incident near Columbia; no injuries reported
Dozens of police officers responded to reports of gunfire at a busy intersection near Columbia, South Carolina, around noon on Tuesday. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

July 20 2023 - Boardman burger joint expands to Columbiana County
A fast food restaurant in Boardman is expected to open a brand new location for Columbiana County customers. Sespe Burger is preparing to open for business on Aug. 1 in Red Brick Commons at Firestone ...

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