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Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel Makes College Football History vs. Idaho
Dillon Gabriel’s Oregon Duck tenure couldn’t have started any better. The sixth-year senior completed 22 of 26 passes for 244 yards and a touchdown in the first half of Oregon’s matchup against Idaho on Saturday as the Ducks took a 14-0 halftime lead. He also wrote his name in the college football ...
No. 10 Oregon volleyball falls to No. 4 Pitt in straight sets
EUGENE — Oregon volleyball’s new-look lineup opened the 2024 season with a competitive straight-set loss to a top-five opponent. Mimi Colyer had 11 kills and Roberta Purashaj had 29 assists for the No. 10 Ducks, who fell to No. 4 Pitt 3-0 (25-12, 27-25, 25-23) in front of 2,319 at Matthew Knight Arena on Friday night.
Nehalem Bay State Park prepares for major infrastructure upgrades
Rangers at Nehalem Bay State Park are preparing for extensive upgrades to their power and water systems along with other projects that are scheduled to be carried out during a park closure from November 1 to the end of June 2025. Park Manager Ben Cox said that the work will not yield many new facilities for the public but will allow the park to continue serving the community and visitors for years to come. ...
2024 Players to Watch: Mt. Hood Conference football
There will be plenty to marvel at this season on the football field, as the Mt. Hood Conference is filled with talented players at all positions. From powerhouse runners, rocket-armed quarterbacks, deft receivers, mauling linemen, savvy linebackers, stifling defensive backs and accurate kickers, here are the players to watch in the 2024 Mt. Hood Conference football season: Travis Hull, Reynolds senior running back ...
Food Assistance Deadline; WLCF Celebrates 50 Years; Business Events; Beach and River Clean Up
Oregon families that are eligible have until Monday to apply for summer food benefits. The Summer E-B-T program provides families with a one-time payment of 120 dollars per child in a household. The program was started during the pandemic and made permanent this year. Most who qualified automatically received benefits. David Wieland with Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon says one in six children in the state face food insecurity.
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