Corvallis Science & Nature: Weeds, Wolves, Wilding and More
The weather started heating up for real this past week, with our first day in the 90’s and...
3 mins read
Amid La Mota Cannabis Revelations, Oregon Will Toughen Its Dispensary Tax Laws
Cannabis companies will need to prove they’ve paid their state taxes to receive licenses under new rules announced...
2 mins read
Corvallis Calendar: Wednesday Afternoon to Friday Evening
Wednesday, May 17 Amore Concert Series: Bologna, Italy. First United Methodist Church, 1165 NW Monroe Ave., Corvallis. 12:15 p.m....
2 mins read
Early Election Totals: Measure 2-140 Headed for Defeat, Hawkins Ahead for School Board
Initial election results show the Community Safety Measure 2-140 is headed for defeat, with 57.26% against. The vote...
1 min read
Corvallis Business: Local Housing Market Tightens, Vision for Food Carts in More Places, Insurer of Last Resort Makes Changes, and Your Business Events Calendar
Food carts for outside the downtown core – yes please. According to an online poll, 97% of respondents...
5 mins read
New Leader for OSU Equal Opportunity and Access
Becky Bangs has been appointed executive director of the Oregon State University Office of Equal Opportunity and Access...
1 min read
How Oregon Rep. Charlie Conrad Changed His Mind to Vote for Abortion, Gender-Affirming Care
Everyone at the Oregon Capitol knew how an April committee vote on legislative Democrats’ sweeping measure to expand...
7 mins read
Corvallis Calendar: Tuesday Afternoon to Thursday Evening
Tuesday, May 16 Historic Preservation Month: Jobs Addition Neighborhood Walking Tour. Franklin Square, Corvallis. 2 p.m. Free. Enjoy an...
3 mins read
Government: City Develops 5 Year Capital Spending Plan, Councilor Ellis Slated for Public Q&A Session
City Council Receives Capital Improvement Tallies: The City of Corvallis has released the final Capital Improvement Program (CIP)...
1 min read
Editorial: Leaders Should Always Feel Just a Bit Uneasy
Living in a community where people feel represented matters, as does the wisdom of the crowd. Not that...
5 mins read
Two State Senators Seek Federal Probe into Oregon Democrats’ Campaign Dollars
Two state senators want Oregon U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight’s office to investigate cash donations from cannabis company owners...
1 min read
Guest Commentary: A Majority of States Have the Right to Compel Lawmakers to Work
Oregon voters sent a clear message when an overwhelming majority passed Measure 113 in 2022 to dissuade lawmakers...
3 mins read
Corvallis Calendar: Monday Afternoon to Wednesday Evening
Monday, May 15 Laundry Program Community Talk. 4 pm, Champinefu Lodge, 1030 SW Madison Ave. This Laundry Program Community...
4 mins read
Government: $261 Million Budget Headed to City Council for Approval, County Leadership Positions in Flux, Fentanyl Awareness Campaign Starts
Final Budget: The City of Corvallis budget commission has approved a proposed final draft for Fiscal Year 2024...
2 mins read
OSU Nabs $1 Million Federal Semiconductor Grant, Eligible for $160 Million Later
Oregon State University will spearhead a $1 million National Science Foundation project to advance semiconductor technologies in the Pacific Northwest. ...
3 mins read
Oregon College Students Rally at the Capitol, Oppose Higher Ed Budget Cuts
Several dozen college students gathered in Salem to voice their concerns about budget cuts to higher education. The...
2 mins read
Jennifer Needed Abortion Care, She Would Have to Travel to Oregon for Help
Jennifer Adkins’ first pregnancy was near-perfect. She sailed through her appointments and screenings with no complications, ticking every...
10 mins read
Corvallis Calendar: Friday Afternoon to Monday Evening
Friday, May 12 Sister Cities Storytime and Crafts. Corvallis-Benton County Public Library, 645 NW Monroe Ave., Corvallis. 2:00 p.m....
5 mins read