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To get a glimpse of some authentic Halloween scenery, visit the spookified lawn of Sharyn Thompson at 665...

Want to hear what it was like to work for the Oregon State University student newspaper during WWII?...

Comedian Sara Schaefer performed to a sold-out crowd for the Majestic Theatre’s first Corvallis Comedy Night on Friday,...

Policymakers oft refer the wonkier questions to voters during odd year special elections knowing that while the turnout...

Shorter on space than usual this month, but that certainly doesn’t translate to the walk itself. A handful...

National nonprofit organization, the Society for Photographic Education, is making its way to Oregon State University for their...

Local Eats Week, which promotes local flavors from local farms at local restaurants, is returning for its eighth...

Jordan World Circus will perform at Benton County Fairgrounds on October 25, and animal welfare activists will be...

Benton County has placed a measure on this November’s ballot asking voters to renew a levy supporting health...

You’re no Cinderella but that doesn’t mean you can’t ride around in a giant pumpkin for a day....

Creative Costume Contest Think you have the scariest, funniest, or most clever costume in town? We’ll be the...

For the first time in history, your only local alternative news source, The Corvallis Advocate will be issuing...

In a spectacular example of collaboration and the democratic process, representatives from multiple grassroots and governmental organizations came...

Corvallis has recently seen a succession of high-end restaurants opening around the core of downtown. The latest restaurant...

Pedal, a community bike share program, intends to make bicycle transport available to even more people. Originally started...

Researchers at Oregon State University have been working on what could lead to the development of gene therapies...

As summer comes to an end, thankfully so do the wildfires that have been plaguing Oregon for months....

Despite marijuana being recreationally legal in eight states and medically legal in 28, we still can’t use credit...