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Oregon's 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team Deploying to Kosovo for NATO Peacekeeping Mission
At the Salem Armory, a significant event marked the coming days for Oregon's own 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team (IBCT) as Governor Tina Kotek presided over their Mobilization Ceremony. These soldiers are set to join the ongoing peacekeeping efforts in Kosovo under the banner of the United States European Command. According to the Governor's office, they will be contributing to a collaborative NATO mission involving 28 countries, dedicated to upholding a stable and secure environment in the region.
Citizens unite: Oregon State Fair time takes place Aug. 23-Sept. 2 in Salem
It’s the special time of year — Oregon State Fair time, as the big doings happen at Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem, Aug. 23-Sept. 2. There’ll be the usual fair fun, a carnival, animals and concerts. Attractions include the Hell on Hooves Roughstock Rodeo (Aug. 24), Jaripeo Spectacular (Aug. 25), Motorsports Spectacular (Aug. 31, Sept. 1) and VIP Small Car Demolition (Sept. 2). The series of Family Fun Camp events...
Oregon Ducks Football 2024 Schedule: Most Important Big Ten Games
The Oregon Ducks football team is gearing up for their 2024 season and specifically games against Big Ten Conference teams. We have identified three games as likely having a significant impact on the Ducks chase for a Big Ten championship and a spot in th
Pro-Palestinian students receive code of conduct violations related to actions
In response to University of Oregon violations issued related to actions taken by pro-Palestinian student protesters, about 70 individuals gathered on the Eugene campus this week to rally support. According to the UO Palestine Coalition, a conglomerate of several UO student groups calling for an end to violence in Gaza, UO has...
Oregon Sees Record-Breaking Rainfall in Hillsboro
Portland, OR – Northwest Oregon experienced significant rainfall on Saturday, with several areas setting or tying precipitation records. The National Weather Service reported that many locations received at least a quarter-inch of rain, with some exceeding half an inch. Hillsboro, OR, recorded 0.50 inches of rain, breaking the previous...
Three Things: Interfor sawmill sold, 20 years with city and 600 acres protected
Interfor Corp.’s exit from its former Philomath sawmill operation is now complete with the Canadian-based company’s sale of the property and assets to an undisclosed buyer. Rick Pozzebon, Interfor’s executive vice president and chief financial officer, mentioned the sale during a company earnings call this month following the...
Benton County sends landfill permit application back to Republic Services
A conditional use permit application submitted by Republic Services to expand the Coffin Butte Landfill north of Corvallis was “deemed incomplete” by the planning division of Benton County Community Development, officials announced Friday. “The county has notified Republic Services of the necessary additional information and will continue to...
Council makes move toward ‘age-friendly community’
The Philomath City Council unanimously approved an “age-friendly community” resolution during its Aug. 12 meeting — a move intended to make the community “more livable for people of all ages, especially older adults.”. With passage of the resolution, the city’s Inclusivity Committee will oversee an application...
SOUTHEAST DOUGLAS AVENUE ROAD MAINTENANCE UNDERWAY
Drivers should use caution and expect delays as road maintenance is underway on Southeast Douglas Avenue in Roseburg. A City of Roseburg release said the Roseburg Public Works Department has hired a contractor to replace six curb ramps on Douglas Avenue at Southeast Rose, Jackson and Main streets. Curb ramp replacement is being performed weekdays from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The project is expected to take about four weeks to complete.
Sunday in Oregon: Clearing skies, cooler temps
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — We saw extremely active weather across our region Saturday afternoon and early evening after a sunny and beautiful start to the day. But the weather for Sunday is much different. As our skies turned stormy across the region Saturday, we had frequent lightning that consisted...
National pesticide program targeting grasshoppers violated environmental law, Portland federal court rules
A U.S. District Court judge in Portland has ruled federal regulators violated environmental law for failing to consider other pest management methods before spraying millions of acres of public rangelands in Oregon and other western states to manage grasshopper outbreaks. In its early August decision, the U.S District Court for...
Oregon swimmer braves a 5-mile swim across the Columbia River — and her own trauma
Your browser does not support the audio element. The distance seemed much greater from the Washington side of the river. Peyton Scott and her mother, Jada, carried their kayak to the shore early on the morning of Aug. 11. Scott was one of 15 people about to attempt to swim the five miles across the Columbia River from Knappton, Washington, to Astoria, Oregon.
Ashland's tourists seeking out outdoor recreation
The Chamber of Commerce is reporting a younger population of visitors in Ashland who are heading to the area to explore its natural offerings. Ashland Chamber of Commerce responding to changing tourist population. The Ashland Chamber of Commerce says the people visiting the city are changing – and are working...
Watch heartstopping video of blind hiker and his dog’s aerial rescue after days lost in wilderness in scorching heat
FOOTAGE of the heartstopping moment a blind hiker and his guide dog were rescued after days of surviving in the scorching heat has been released. The 55-year-old and his dog were hiking with a friend in Oregon last month when they became stranded. On July 3, the unidentified hiker and his friend took to the […]
ICYMI: Bend Writer Name Oregon Poet Laureate
BEND, OR -- The state's new Poet Laureate is a woman well-known in Central Oregon literary circles, who looks forward to sharing her voice west of the Cascades. Governor Tina Kotek named Ellen Waterston Oregon's eleventh Poet Laureate. "It is funded by the Oregon Cultural Trust and it is administered by Oregon Humanities," says Waterston, "All of which underscores this wonderful web of support of the arts in the state of Oregon, and particularly the literary arts." She'll spend the next two years attending readings and events across the state, and spreading the power of the written word, "Meet with high school students and community members and engage them in poetry. It's not so much talking at them, as really working with them."
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