A Corvallis Advocate Haiku
A Corvallis Advocate haiku, poetically penned by Mica Habarad Read More
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Local Candidates Speak Up!: Corvallis City Councilors and Benton County Commissioners
November’s election means a great deal to our community—the Corvallis Advocate asked each of our local candidates (running opposed) a series of questions concerning their relevant personal and political views. Read More
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SUICIDE: For Those Left Behind, For Those in Pain, and For Those Who Can Help
Perhaps the most tragic and devastating event a community or family can experience is the suicide of one of its members—it’s important to stop and reflect on the rise of suicide around the nation, its potential causes, and the means of preventing future tragedies. Read More
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Degenerate Art’s UNDERBELLY Comes to Corvallis’ Majestic Theatre
A hidden labyrinth of inside/outside is where the Degenerate Art Ensemble (DAE) will lead the brave and willing, when Underbelly comes to the Majestic this weekend. Read More
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Relight the Whiteside at the 3rd Annual Frightside Jam, Saturday, October 20th at 7:30 p.m.
Come celebrate the renovation of Corvallis’ Whiteside Theatre at the 3rd Annual Frightside Jam! Read More
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A Corvallis Advocate Haiku
A Corvallis Advocate haiku, poetically penned by Johnny Beaver Read More
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Disc Golf Sweeps Corvallis
There are three beautiful disc golf courses in and around Corvallis; they vary in difficulty, length, and appearance. Read More
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Corvallis’ Unicycle Hockey Team Rides High
Unicycle hockey is a perfect fit for Corvallis—ours has more unicycles per capita than any other town in the nation. Read More
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SPECIAL REPORT: Year 2100 – Willamette Climate Change
Hubris and unintended consequences may have gotten us into this climactic mess, but there’s still the slim chance that human ingenuity and hardiness will see us through. Read More
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Columbus Day Storm of 1962: 50th Anniversary
Fifty years ago, a huge wind storm devastated Oregon, causing numerous deaths, power outages, and the destruction of countless acres of farmland and forest. Read More
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A Quest for the Holy Grail of Tone: Building Your Guitar Without Breaking the Bank
Your search for the holy grail of guitar tone doesn’t necessarily have to deplete your wallet. Read More
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Relighting Corvallis’ Whiteside Theater—Big Developments, Amazing Acoustics, Bright Future
The Whiteside Theater is well on its way to becoming a major Corvallis fixture—and the 3rd annual Halloween-themed benefit concert, The Frightside Jam, on October 20th at 7:00 p.m., is going to rock. Read More
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Culture Fail: Stop the Fear-Mongering Around Measure 80
Opponents of Oregon’s Measure 80 need to step back from their “drugs are bad, m-kay?” attitudes and take one giant leap into reality. Read More
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1st Anniversary of Stash
This Friday craft store Stash will be having a two-hour party to celebrate one year of serving the Corvallis community as both a specialty shop and a great place for locals to hang their art. Read More
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Name That Bear at The Book Bin
There's a new fuzzy mascot at the Book Bin on 4th Street, but he (she?) doesn't yet have a name. Read More
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$500 REWARD! – Stolen Distribution Boxes
The Corvallis Advocate is offering a $500 reward for information that leads to the recovery of our stolen distribution boxes and the prosecution of whoever stole them. Read More
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