Parents make their voices heard about bullying at Junction City Schools.

KVAL told you about a young boy whose parents pulled him out of Junction City's Oaklea Middle School because bullying. Junction City School District officials turned down a request for an on-camera interview to talk about bullying in general, but...

Is bullying out of control at Oaklea Middle School? That's the question KVAL News asked Wednesday following an interview with Darreyl Davis. Davis pulled his son from the school in March after what he says were months of harrassment.

"Sticks and stones will break your bones but words never hurt you is such a farce," said Darreyl Davis Jr. of Junction City.

Lane County commissioners say hate speech is not welcome in the community. Now they're trying to do something about it with some speech of their own. The swastika flag is no longer up but a sign is that reads, "Barack Osoma Obama Adolf Hitler" and other names.

Employees gathered their personal belongings from the Country Coach RV manufacturing plant Friday, the first day many had been back inside since a temporary layoff late last year.

The horse industry has hit a low. Experts say horses are just too expensive to keep and supply exceeds demand. More horses than ever are being sold, auctioned for as cheap as $20, malnourished, and even abandoned.

Tough times for the RV industry and even tougher times for about a hundred employees of Junction City's Country Coach.