Government: Cascade Crest Approved after 19 Years, School District Sets Public Budget Talk… And Kudos to Sabrina Wood
City Councilors met in special session last night, but not for anything emergent – it was quite the...
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Feds Hire Former Oregon Judge that Refused to Marry Same-Sex Couples
Vance Day, a former Marion County Circuit Court judge who drew controversy and a judicial rebuke for his...
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Oregon Lawmakers Mull Renter Protections, Target High Screening Fees, Deposits
Before they ever sign a lease, start packing boxes or line up moving day help, Oregonians hoping to...
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Osborn to Open Outdoor Pool for Limited Hours, Starts March 3
Osborn Aquatic’s outdoor lap pool is set to reopen Monday, March 3, but the hours will be limited...
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City Council Okays Downtown Hotel Tax Break, Campus Hilton Fights Foreclosure, Ten-Lot Subdivision Fight Continues
The Corvallis City Council gave a quick and unanimous thumbs-up to a $3.4 million tax break for the...
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DC Report: What your Senators did this Last Week
Oregon’s U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden have been reacting to all the administration’s mass firings, scattered...
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OSU RESEARCH: A Less Damaging Way to Quell an Aggressive Pregnancy Related Cancer
A new drug delivery system shows promise for treating a rare, aggressive form of cancer affecting pregnant women...
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Tethered Literary, New Publication from a Former Advocate Writer
Former Corvallis Advocate reporter and writer, Ari Blatt, has with a group of colleagues, released a first issue...
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President Removes Remaining U.S. Attorneys, including Oregon’s
Oregon U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight was fired by the White House as President Donald Trump vowed to continue...
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Corvallis Calendar: Friday to Friday, Feb. 21 to Feb. 28
Friday, February 21 I Lived to Tell the World – Multimedia Exhibition. PRAx, Toomey Lobby, 470 SW 15th...
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OSU Reports 0.98% Drop in their Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Last Year
The Oregon State University Sustainability Office recently released its FY2024 greenhouse gas report, showing that the university reduced its...
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Unions Seek Safety Protections for Oregon’s Workers at State Hospitals, Prisons, Clinics
Oregon union leaders and workers said the state needs to put more safeguards in place to protect employees...
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Governor, Legislature Wants to Hit Pause on State’s Controversial Wildfire Hazard Map
Amid mounting criticism from the public and lawmakers from both parties, Gov. Tina Kotek has paused any further...
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Small Community Grant Programs, City to Start Taking Applications in March
Two popular City of Corvallis grant programs are set to return next month, each centering on smaller projects,...
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Army Corps Still Foot Dragging on Willamette River Dams Report as Salmon Populations Continue to Collapse
Last June, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which operates a series of dams in Oregon’s Willamette River...
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Oregon Spent Millions to Grow Tech Workforce, Educators Say It’s Their Turn
Over the past few years, the Oregon Legislature has responded to industry-wide labor shortages in manufacturing, tech and...
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Two More Oregon Cats Die from Bird Flu Virus in Raw Food
Two more Oregon cats died this month after eating raw cat food that was contaminated with the deadly...
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Thursday Physics Lecture: Nature’s most Fascinating Phenomena Occur far from Equilibrium
For this year’s Annual Yunker Lecture, Prof. Prineha Narang will visit our fair burgh with a presentation titled:...
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