School Board Approves $5.2 Million Bid for Osborn Aquatic Repairs, Still Short $1.2 Million July 3, 2026·1 min read
No new Fireworks Restrictions in Oregon Ahead of July Fourth, but Other Western States Warned July 3, 2026State fire officials are urging Oregonians to exercise caution with fireworks ahead of a hot, dry Fourth of... Read More2 mins read
Life Intervened on Judith Paul, But She Now has that Degree July 1, 2026Judith Paul set out to earn a college degree many years ago. Then life intervened, as it often... Read More3 mins read
America’s 250th Birthday, Corvallis Celebrates, We Have the Dates and Times June 29, 2026America’s 250th birthday is cause for celebration across the Mid-Willamette Valley — and communities are pulling out all... Read More8 mins read
It’s an Under the Radar Oregon Lawsuit, It may Upend Federal Management of Public Lands July 1, 2026A new lawsuit challenging a logging project in Oregon threatens to unravel the management plans governing hundreds of... Read More4 mins read
Rabies Confirmed in Benton County Bat Population July 1, 2026Public health officials from the State of Oregon and the Benton County Health Department have confirmed that a... Read More2 mins read
Commentary: Former Oregon Governor Advocates for Open Primaries, Here’s Why July 1, 2026Oregon’s statewide election last month exposed yet again the injustice of our partisan election system. Injustice is a... Read More3 mins read
Corvallis Based Gateway of Willamette CEO Linda Thomas Charged with Medicaid Fraud June 29, 2026A Corvallis woman who operates a day support program for people with developmental disabilities has been criminally charged... Read More3 mins read
Politicians Join State’s Largest Teachers’ Union to Sue Oregon Municipalities Over Data Center Tax Breaks June 29, 2026A group including local politicians and Oregon’s largest teachers union are suing Hillsboro and Washington County, alleging the... Read More4 mins read
Benton County Commissioner Gabe Shepherd sets 8 Summer Town Halls June 29, 2026Benton County Commissioner Gabe Shepherd has announced a schedule of summer town halls throughout the county. Eight meetings... Read More1 min read
Corvallis Mulls Mandating Home Energy Scores, Here’s What that Would Look Like, What Officials are Saying June 26, 2026The Corvallis City Council heard a presentation Thursday, July 18, from the city’s Climate Action Advisory Board, or...8 mins read
Reader View: Home Energy Score Math Doesn’t Add Up June 26, 2026An Open Letter From Curtis Wright to Corvallis’ Mayor and City Council Is there a climate crisis? Absolutely....3 mins read
ICE Said They’d Inform Oregon’s Local Authorities About Their Operations, They Aren’t June 26, 2026Some of Oregon’s local law enforcement leaders say that federal immigration authorities have failed to adhere to a...4 mins read
OSU Press Names Former Marketing Manager Marty Brown as Director June 26, 2026OSU Press has named its former marketing manager Marty Brown as the fifth director to oversee the state’s...1 min read
Northwest in for Potential Super El Niño Weather this Fall June 26, 2026Warming temperatures at the equator could paradoxically bring the Northwest a wet fall and high winter snowpack, according...3 mins read
Corvallis Calendar: Friday to Friday, June 26-July 3 June 26, 2026Friday, June 26 CALYX Inc: A Herstory of Radical Resilience. Corvallis Museum, 411 SW 2nd St, Corvallis. 10 am...30 mins read
Benton County Near Bottom of State Safety Ratings, Federal Consultants Warn About the Jail’s Role June 24, 2026Our fair burgh’s leaders know two very basic things about the county jail – it’s an utterly inadequate...6 mins read
This Sugar Coated Nanoparticle from OSU May Help Fight the Most Aggressive Brain Cancer June 24, 2026Researchers at Oregon State University have potentially found a new way to treat the most aggressive form of...2 mins read
Court Sides with OPB in Public Corrections Records Case June 24, 2026Documents that show up in criminal investigations undertaken by Oregon law enforcement are not automatically exempt from disclosure...3 mins read
Oregon Stops Company that Artificially Hiked Rents, Settles Suit for $7 Million June 24, 2026One of the country’s largest property management companies must pay Oregon and eight other states $7 million after...1 min read
Mayoral Race Rematch, Maughan and Struthers to Battle Again in November June 19, 2026It’s official, November’s race for Corvallis mayor will be a rematch. Former City Councilor Andrew Struthers announced on...4 mins read
Rep. Hoyle Secures $123 Million in Fishery Disaster Relief June 19, 2026Sometimes getting things done comes down to asking the right questions. As a concrete demonstration of that fact,...1 min read
Oregon Lawmakers Approve Millions in Emergency Spending June 19, 2026About three dozen Oregonians whose wells have run dry, Southern Oregon University and state courthouses with little security...5 mins read
This Saturday in Corvallis, an NAACP Juneteenth Celebration June 19, 2026It’s a free for all Juneteenth Celebration courtesy of the Linn Benton NAACP Branch, let us tell you...1 min read
Oregon Medical Advocates Push for Legislation to Cover Biomarker Testing June 19, 2026In 2022, Christy Scattarella felt like her brain was unraveling. The Portlander, then 63, kept misplacing items such...3 mins read
Corvallis Calendar: Friday to Friday, 6/19-26 June 19, 2026Friday, June 19 CALYX Inc: A Herstory of Radical Resilience. Corvallis Museum, 411 SW 2nd St, Corvallis. 10 am...27 mins read
OSU Breakthrough Inspired by the Human Brain, It May Make AI More Energy Efficient June 17, 2026Inspired by the human brain, Oregon State University researchers have developed a new light-sensitive device that combines sensing...2 mins read
Rail Bridge Near Avery Park May Never be Rebuilt, Here’s Why June 17, 2026It may be the end of the line for trains crossing Marys River by Avery Park. The bridge...1 min read
