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10 Famous Singers from Oregon
Oregon, the Pacific Northwest gem, is known for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural tapestry. But nestled within its misty forests and along its rugged coastlines lies a musical heartbeat that has given rise to some of the most influential and iconic voices in the music industry. From the soulful crooners whose melodies echo through time, to the genre-defying artists who have shaped the sound of modern music, Oregon has birthed a multitude of talent that resonates far beyond its borders. Whether they’ve dominated the charts or inspired underground movements, these artists have left an indelible mark on the global stage. In this article, we’ll take a journey through the lives and careers of the top 10 famous singers from Oregon, celebrating the unique artistry and enduring legacies that each of these musicians brings to the table. Ready to discover the voices that have shaped the soundtrack of countless lives? Let’s dive into the stories behind Oregon’s most celebrated singers!
Tears, cheers, puppies: Guide Dogs for the Blind celebrates 500th Oregon class
There is never a dry eye in the house when a local nonprofit organization celebrates pairings between visually-impaired clients and dogs. That has been proven 499-straight times. But the latest Guide Dogs for the Blind’s graduation was extra special — not only was it the 500th ceremony to be held at the Boring campus, but also had official kudos via the city of Gresham. ...
Subway restaurants slashing prices on footlong sandwiches for a limited time
There’s a new entry in the fast-food price wars. Subway is lowering the prices on its footlong sandwiches for a couple weeks. All footlong subs will be $6.99 starting Monday, Aug. 26. The promotion lasts until Sunday, Sept. 8. To get the deal, you’ll need to place your order on the Subway app or at subway.com using the promo code 699FL.
‘A mess from start to finish’: Artists at WasabiCon in Portland say conditions at convention made them sick
PORTLAND, Ore. — Organizers of WasabiCon PDX, an annual anime, gaming, and cosplay convention in downtown Portland, are apologizing for moving artists and vendors into the parking garage of a hotel. Many artists who spoke to KGW said the filthy, poorly-ventilated and smelly conditions made them sick and resulted in dirt, grime, and vermin getting into their belongings.
Oregon Humane Society hosting adoption promotion this weekend
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The Oregon Humane Society is hosting an adoption promotion over the weekend with a reduced adoption fee of $10 to highlight pets waiting for their forever home for more than 10 days. The adoption promotion will take place at OHS’ Portland and Salem campuses and at...
New York Times documentary explores pilot mental health, spotlighting case of pilot accused of trying to cut plane engines
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Acorn & the Oak set to close Sept. 6
The owners of Acorn & the Oak, a popular, Lacamas Lake-adjacent Camas restaurant, have announced they will close the eatery the first week of September. Janessa Stoltz, who co-owns the restaurant with her husband, Chuck Stoltz, announced the news on Facebook, Aug. 14. The owners said the decision stemmed from...
‘Hoppy’ news: Oregon Zoo releases over 100 endangered frogs back into the wild
PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — More than 100 northern leopard frogs reared at the Oregon Zoo hopped back into the wild last week, thanks to a collaborative effort to save one of the last remaining Northwest populations of this endangered species. The frogs hatched from eggs collected by the Washington...
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