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Conservative media personality reports assault at Portland protest, slams police as ‘antifa’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Conservative media personality reports assault at Portland protest, slams police as ‘antifa’
Portland police are looking for a suspect accused of assaulting a right-wing media persona... More

10/02/2025

5 games to watch in Week 5 of Oregon high school football Featured News by Oregon Today News
5 games to watch in Week 5 of Oregon high school football
Weve passed the halfway point of the high school football season in Oregon and teams are n... More

10/02/2025

‘We’re not going anywhere’: Century-old Portland grocer addresses closure rumors Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘We’re not going anywhere’: Century-old Portland grocer addresses closure rumors
Reports of bare shelves and empty aisles at Sheridan Fruit Company have ramped up recently... More

10/02/2025

Man found dead in Tualatin River identified Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man found dead in Tualatin River identified
The Clackamas County Sheriffs Office has released the name of the man who was found dead i... More

10/02/2025

'My pay is being held hostage': Federal workers on US government shutdown Featured News by Oregon Today News
'My pay is being held hostage': Federal workers on US government shutdown
Government staff describe their uncertainty during a budget impasse - though not all of th... More

10/02/2025

Local school districts see gains in 2024-25 reading proficiency; math and science results mixed Featured News by Oregon Today News
Local school districts see gains in 2024-25 reading proficiency; math and science results mixed
How did Eugene and Springfield schools do on the 2024-2025 Oregon Department of Education ... More

10/02/2025

‘OPB Politics Now’: President Trump targets Portland Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘OPB Politics Now’: President Trump targets Portland
If you werent in front of a computer or on the internet it was truly spectacular in Portla... More

10/02/2025

Hiouchi CafeReady for some delicious Fall eats? We've got dinner for you tonight, Friday, and Saturday! ​We're open 'til... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Hiouchi CafeReady for some delicious Fall eats? We've got dinner for you tonight, Friday, and Saturday! ​We're open 'til...
Hiouchi CafeReady for some delicious Fall eats Weve got dinner for you tonight Friday and ... More

10/02/2025

Will national parks and forests be open during government shutdown? Here’s what we know Featured News by Oregon Today News
Will national parks and forests be open during government shutdown? Here’s what we know
While many public lands are still open amid the government shutdown visitors should expect... More

10/02/2025

Trump administration pushes for judge's recusal in Oregon lawsuit to block National Guard deployment Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump administration pushes for judge's recusal in Oregon lawsuit to block National Guard deployment
Oregon AG Dan Rayfield sued the administration to stop the deployment of around 200 Nation... More

10/02/2025

State Rep. Lucetta Elmer elected Oregon House Republican Caucus leader Featured News by Oregon Today News
State Rep. Lucetta Elmer elected Oregon House Republican Caucus leader
Rep Elmer was elected to serve as deputy leader in 2024 and serves as vice chair on the Co... More

10/02/2025

Inmigración se llevo a sus padres. ¿Por qué esta pareja de Portland dio a 4 niños un nuevo hogar? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Inmigración se llevo a sus padres. ¿Por qué esta pareja de Portland dio a 4 niños un nuevo hogar?
Read this story in English Immigration officials took their parents Why this Portland coup... More

10/02/2025

Trump turns shutdown into power play, targets ‘Democrat agencies’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump turns shutdown into power play, targets ‘Democrat agencies’
WASHINGTON President Donald Trump has seized on the government shutdown as an opportunity... More

10/02/2025

'She slapped everybody in the face' | Judge gives dealer no prison time after teen dies from fentanyl Featured News by Oregon Today News
'She slapped everybody in the face' | Judge gives dealer no prison time after teen dies from fentanyl
The family of a Texas teenager who died from fentanyl says the justice system failed their... More

10/02/2025

Is Oregon State’s shared revenue NIL partnership with Blueprint Sports worth the cost? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Is Oregon State’s shared revenue NIL partnership with Blueprint Sports worth the cost?
With an 0-5 football team and a rival that ditched them for the Big Ten fans of Oregon Sta... More

10/02/2025

The Energy Department canceled billions in funding. Democrats say it’s retribution Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Energy Department canceled billions in funding. Democrats say it’s retribution
The Department of Energy is cancelling more than 7 billion in funding for hundreds of proj... More

10/02/2025

HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW SIGNS? Driving into Coos Bay just got a little more special! Brand-new Heritage All-Star Community signs were installed at the gateways to our city. These signs proudly celebrate Coos Bay’s recent designation as an Oregon Heritage All-Star Community, recognizing our city’s dedication to preserving and sharing its rich history. The new signage not only welcomes visitors but also shines a spotlight on the museums, historic districts, Tribal partnerships, and cultural events that make Coos Bay one of a kind. It’s part of our ongoing effort to showcase the heritage that defines us and remind everyone—residents and visitors alike—that this is a community deeply proud of its past and invested in its future. Next time you’re heading into town, take a look—you’ll see Coos Bay’s heritage proudly on display!Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW SIGNS? Driving into Coos Bay just got a little more special! Brand-new Heritage All-Star Community signs were installed at the gateways to our city. These signs proudly celebrate Coos Bay’s recent designation as an Oregon Heritage All-Star Community, recognizing our city’s dedication to preserving and sharing its rich history. The new signage not only welcomes visitors but also shines a spotlight on the museums, historic districts, Tribal partnerships, and cultural events that make Coos Bay one of a kind. It’s part of our ongoing effort to showcase the heritage that defines us and remind everyone—residents and visitors alike—that this is a community deeply proud of its past and invested in its future. Next time you’re heading into town, take a look—you’ll see Coos Bay’s heritage proudly on display!Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW SIGNS Driving into Coos Bay just got a little more special Brand-ne... More

10/02/2025

GET YOUR BODY MOVING WITH THE LIBRARY Are you looking to get a bit more movement into your life? The Coos Bay Public Library can help! The Library offers several programs that let you add movement while also having fun. If you enjoy dancing and listening to Latin and World Beats, Zumba classes meet twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. Adults and teens are invited to come and burn some calories with this fun dance workout from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Wear athletic clothes and shoes and bring water! If dancing isn’t your thing, try our Yoga classes on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month from 9-10 a.m. This easy beginner class is open to adults and teens and will help you gain or maintain flexibility while relaxing and letting go of the week’s stress! Do something good for your body and start your weekend feeling refreshed. Bring a yoga mat and water and wear comfortable clothes for this class. Maybe you prefer to be outside? All ages are invited to join the Sole Mates’ Community Walk on the 4th Saturday of each month beginning at 10 a.m. Each month the walk will take place at a different location from the Walking Guide produced by this group. Hikes are beginner friendly, and everyone is encouraged to walk at their own pace. You can download the walking guide at https//wwwcoosbaylibrary.org/sole-mates or pick up a physical copy at the library so that you will always know where the next walk will be. As always, Library programs are free to the public. So put on your comfortable clothes and get your body moving with the Library! Featured News by City of Coos Bay
GET YOUR BODY MOVING WITH THE LIBRARY Are you looking to get a bit more movement into your life? The Coos Bay Public Library can help! The Library offers several programs that let you add movement while also having fun. If you enjoy dancing and listening to Latin and World Beats, Zumba classes meet twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. Adults and teens are invited to come and burn some calories with this fun dance workout from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Wear athletic clothes and shoes and bring water! If dancing isn’t your thing, try our Yoga classes on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month from 9-10 a.m. This easy beginner class is open to adults and teens and will help you gain or maintain flexibility while relaxing and letting go of the week’s stress! Do something good for your body and start your weekend feeling refreshed. Bring a yoga mat and water and wear comfortable clothes for this class. Maybe you prefer to be outside? All ages are invited to join the Sole Mates’ Community Walk on the 4th Saturday of each month beginning at 10 a.m. Each month the walk will take place at a different location from the Walking Guide produced by this group. Hikes are beginner friendly, and everyone is encouraged to walk at their own pace. You can download the walking guide at https//wwwcoosbaylibrary.org/sole-mates or pick up a physical copy at the library so that you will always know where the next walk will be. As always, Library programs are free to the public. So put on your comfortable clothes and get your body moving with the Library!
GET YOUR BODY MOVING WITH THE LIBRARY Are you looking to get a bit more movement into you... More

10/02/2025

Photos from Rotary Club of Sisters's post Featured News by Rotary International District 5110
Photos from Rotary Club of Sisters's post
Photos from Rotary Club of Sisterss post More

10/02/2025

Early polls show Trump and GOP taking more blame than Democrats for shutdown Featured News by Oregon Today News
Early polls show Trump and GOP taking more blame than Democrats for shutdown
The national surveys taken in the final days of September and the first day of the shutdow... More

10/02/2025

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