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The Oregon Senate recently signed Bill 454 giving sick employees cause to rejoice. The bill puts into law...

The battle of light and dark continues, this time within the halls of some Oregon elementary schools. Some...

Raising the age requirement for purchasing tobacco products has become somewhat of a national trend lately. With an...

Aloha High School recently made the news with their “White Privilege Survey.” You may have heard that a...

Past and present grand strategies, big ideas concerning the United States’ role in world affairs are to be...

The City Club of Corvallis will host two forums this week to debate measures up for vote this...

Riverfront Park in Salem will host the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Out of the Darkness Community Walk...

October is here and it’s Queer…Queer History Month, so get used to it. To celebrate LBGTQ+ identities, the...

On Jan. 1, 2016, Oregon’s Motor Voter registration law took effect, making it easier than ever to become...

If there’s a disadvantage to living in this boozy wonderland we call Oregon, it’s that it’s easy to...

The string quartet—usually two violins, a viola, and a cello—originated more than 250 years ago with works by...

As a longtime whisper on the breath of many Corvallisites, I’ve been keeping tabs on The Dam almost...

LEAFY isn’t just a splendid adjective, it’s also the science-y name of a plant gene that’s key to...

As emissions continue unchecked and global temperatures rise, many wonder what can be done to reduce their carbon...

On Thursday, Sep. 22 the City Club of Corvallis held an open forum with candidates for the Benton...

Most people don’t rely on tiger wieners to set the mood on date night… most people. Unfortunately there...

The first official weekend of fall this year will bring the 44th annual Corvallis Fall Festival on September...

Tried and True Coffee Company is due to expand to location number two. Aiming to serve their quality...