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On Friday August 21, Gov. Kate Brown said K-12 students will not return to the classroom for in-person...

COVID-19 may have impacted the way customers and vendors interact, but it has not dampened the spirit of...

In an effort to help those Oregonians who fell through the financial cracks since the beginning of the...

On July 12, The Corvallis Advocate published an article covering the City government’s lack of a defined outreach...

16-year-old Ava Carey left home Thursday, Aug. 20, for a nearby park and did not return. Her family...

In a surprise move just months after the college began grappling with campus safety options, the new police...

The Corvallis School District (CSD) released its plans for fall amidst the coronavirus pandemic, going online-only for the...

Contact tracing – calling those who have tested positive for the coronavirus to ask who they’ve been around...

Gov. Kate Brown spoke in The Dalles on Sunday, Aug. 17, about how the state is handling firefighting...

District court Judge Marco Hernandez ruled this week that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has failed to...

Every Summer, Oregon faces the annual threat of Wildfire Damage, and this year is turning out to be no...

While Benton County’s COVID-19 case numbers remain low, public health officials continue to urge community members to wear...

The Corvallis City Council voted Monday, Aug. 19, to tie city ownership of the Van Buren Bridge to...

On Aug. 18, The Corvallis Advocate hosted a CitySpeak event focused on protester rights and the current state...

In an ordinary year,1,400 soup kitchens and food banks distribute food to between 800,000 and 900,000 of the...

The City of Corvallis released information Aug. 18 regarding late tax payments the City made to the Internal...

For our next CitySpeak forum, local school district leaders will talk candidly about their concerns for education amid...

In an assault on the environment and the laws that protect it, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service...