SHANIKO, Ore. — Just three hours southeast of Portland lies Shaniko — Oregon's most famous ghost town. Once known as the "Wool Capital of the World," this historic gem is now home to only 32 residents ...

Even the U.K. is interested in Shaniko, a famous Oregon ghost town in the middle of nowhere east of the Cascade Range. The Daily Mail ran a story recently about a “cowboy” saving the “historic Wild ...

Oregon’s best-known “living ghost town” has sold its Old West-style City Hall to a man who already owns half of Shaniko’s downtown property. During an emergency meeting Saturday, the Shaniko City ...

For the fourth time in a decade, wool from Central Oregon’s Shaniko Wool Co. will be used to keep U.S. Winter Olympic athletes warm. The wool was knitted and woven+ in the U.S. Winter Olympic team’s ...

For the first time in a long time, visitors can sidle up to the bar, throw back a shot of whiskey, and maybe even watch a gunfight break out in Shaniko. Yes, Oregon’s most famous ghost town now has an ...

Officials in one of Oregon’s smallest cities say it needs to sell its historic City Hall virtually overnight or risk becoming the ghost town it’s long claimed to be. The Shaniko City Council held an ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Even the U.K. is interested in Shaniko, a famous Oregon ghost town in the middle of nowhere east of the Cascade Range. The Daily ...

This is part 3 of a series visiting the five smallest cities in Oregon. Among Oregon’s five smallest cities, No. 3 Shaniko is the most bustling. About 40 miles northeast of Madras in southern Wasco ...