Wyden Offers Federal Funding Seminar for Oregon Cities, Counties and Nonprofits
U.S. Senator Ron Wyden announced he’s convening an all-day, online seminar on Tuesday, March 21 for representatives of...
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Oregon House Passes $200 Million for Housing and Homelessness, Calls it a Start
Oregon is on track to spend $200 million to help homeless residents move into houses, give people who...
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Oregon DEQ Will Pause Electric Vehicle Purchase Rebates, Program is Running Out of Money
A cash rebate program rewarding purchasers of electric vehicles is running out of money and will temporarily be...
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OSU: Exhibit Includes Antarctic Paintings, An Artist and Scientist Connect
An Oregon State University gallery is holding a water-themed art show that includes paintings from a Salem-based painter...
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Corvallis Parent: Preschool Tuition Help, New Corvallis Schools Student Dress Code Approved, 7 Area History Museums Kids Love, State School Fund Update
Last week we offered a sampling of Corvallis preschools, each quite different from the other – all with...
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Corvallis Social Justice: Supply Request for Corvallis Really Really Free Market, Local Know Your Rights Sessions on Homelessness, “Resist Transphobia in Oregon” Speak-In Postponed
The Corvallis Really Really Free Market (RRFM), a local mutual aid and community outreach group distributing free basic...
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Oregon Education Bill Seeks to Stem Antisemitism, Teach Jewish History in Schools
State lawmakers want Oregon students to learn about Jewish history and their contributions to society. House Bill 2905 would...
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Commentary: This Jew’s View of Holocaust Education in Corvallis’ Schools
This week, we learned Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would specifically require districts to teach Jewish...
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Corvallis Calendar: Thursday Afternoon to Friday Evening
Thursday Corvallis Arts Walk. Downtown Corvallis. 4 p.m. Free. Visit downtown Corvallis to tour the working studios of our...
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Government: Councilor Napack Slated for Public Q&A, Kerby Departure Shuffles County Staffing, Low-Income Housing Progresses
Government Comment Corner: Another member of the Corvallis City Council will be hosting a government comment corner. Ward...
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Corvallis Science & Nature: Uncertain Douglas-Fir Future, Forests as Pollinator Paradise, Insect and Wetland Talks
Uncertain Future for Doug Firs The Douglas-fir is probably the most iconic plant species in Oregon. It’s been...
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Samaritan Agrees to Staff Lincoln County Addiction Facility, Awaits State Funding Decisions
We Corvallisites love our daytrips to the picturesque beach communities between Yachats and Lincoln City. But what we...
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Despite Oregon’s Pay Equity Law, Report Finds Gaps Persist and Worsen
Despite a 2017 pay equity law, two studies of the state payroll and two rounds of equity raises,...
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Corvallis Calendar: Wednesday Afternoon to Thursday Evening
Wednesday Housing Operational Committee. 12 p.m. The HOC meets, as needed, to review funding applications or discuss housing policy...
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Corvallis Business: Benton Unemployment 3 Years Ago and Now, Local Real Estate Acceleration, Impact Studio’s New Director, Your Weekly Business Events Calendar
This last month’s weather did not slow things down in the real estate market, according to Samantha Alley,...
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OSU: Nicholas Kristof Speaks Next Month, Register Early
Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof will lecture in Corvallis next month, and you may...
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Organized Theft Rings Cost Oregon Retailers Millions, Legislators Consider Tough New Laws
Statewide, Oregon retailers face sophisticated theft rings that steal goods – electronics, jewelry and other merchandise – and...
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Corvallis Calendar: Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday Employment Help. 2nd Floor Classroom, 645 NW Monroe Ave., Corvallis, OR. 10:00 a.m. – 12 p.m. Job-seekers...
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