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We are looking for a volunteer to be the DM for a monthly D&D game for teens and tweens at Coos Bay Library! This program will start with the basics of building a character and then move on to short campaigns. If you know how to DM and have the patience to work with beginners, please contact Jenny Brownfield at 541-269-1101 or JBrownfield@coosbaylibrary.org Background check required. A library staff member will be present during all sessions. Featured News by Coos Bay Public Library
We are looking for a volunteer to be the DM for a monthly D&D game for teens and tweens at Coos Bay Library! This program will start with the basics of building a character and then move on to short campaigns. If you know how to DM and have the patience to work with beginners, please contact Jenny Brownfield at 541-269-1101 or [email protected] Background check required. A library staff member will be present during all sessions.
We are looking for a volunteer to be the DM for a monthly DampD game for teens and tweens ... More

10/28/2026

Trump says GOP candidate isn’t fit to get his new cheeky, bizarre compliment Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump says GOP candidate isn’t fit to get his new cheeky, bizarre compliment
President Donald Trump has been praising the butts of several Republicans running in the m... More

10/28/2026

Don’t get scammed: Feds warn of Medicare fraud during open enrollment Featured News by Oregon Today News
Don’t get scammed: Feds warn of Medicare fraud during open enrollment
As Medicare beneficiaries review their health coverage during annual open enrollment feder... More

10/28/2026

Charles Kelley reveals painful side effects of chemotherapy Featured News by Oregon Today News
Charles Kelley reveals painful side effects of chemotherapy
Lady A singer Charles Kelley provided a candid update on his cancer treatment revealing th... More

10/28/2026

Feeling sweet and spooky 👻🎃 with these great deals on USDA Prime Grade London Broil Roast for only $7.99/lb.! Also a Northwest favorite Honeycrisp apples for only $1.49/lb. See More Deals at https://www.mckaysmarket.com/Photos from McKay's Markets's post Featured News by McKay's Market - Coos Bay
Feeling sweet and spooky 👻🎃 with these great deals on USDA Prime Grade London Broil Roast for only $7.99/lb.! Also a Northwest favorite Honeycrisp apples for only $1.49/lb. See More Deals at https://www.mckaysmarket.com/Photos from McKay's Markets's post
Feeling sweet and spooky with these great deals on USDA Prime Grade London Broil Roast fo... More

10/28/2026

Great info on E-Bikes!E-BIKES IN OREGON: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW It seems like every other bike out there these days has a motor on it! Here’s a quick rundown to help everyone stay safe and stay legal. Oregon has three classes of e-bikes: Class 1: Pedal-assist up to 20 mph. The motor helps you pedal but doesn’t do the work for you. Class 2: Includes a throttle and can provide motor assistance up to 20 mph. Class 3: Pedal-assist up to 28 mph and must have a speedometer. If they meet Oregon’s legal definition of an electric-assisted bicycle, e-bikes are treated as bicycles under Oregon law. That generally means no driver’s license, registration, or insurance is required. E-bikes can be used in bike lanes and on permitted bike paths, but they cannot be ridden on sidewalks in Oregon. Local rules for individual cities may also apply, so be sure to check before heading out! Not everything with two wheels and a motor is an e-bike! Pocket bikes, pit bikes, mini motorcycles, mini choppers, and other motorized bikes that don’t meet Oregon’s definition of an electric-assisted bicycle are a different story. Just because something is advertised or sold as an “e-bike” doesn’t automatically make it street legal. Many of these vehicles cannot legally be operated on public roads and are intended for off-road use. Always check the rules for the specific vehicle. Here’s an important distinction: Electric bikes with pedals that meet Oregon’s definition of an e-bike are not considered motor vehicles under Oregon’s Vehicle Code. The concern we’re addressing involves motorized vehicles like pit bikes and mini motorcycles without pedals. These vehicles may be classified as motor vehicles and are subject to different requirements. When these vehicles are operated on public roads by someone who isn’t legally qualified to drive a motor vehicle, the rider can face citations for violations such as driving without a license, registration, or insurance, when required. Parents may also face consequences for allowing an unqualified driver to operate a motor vehicle. This is an important distinction for parents to understand. Know the age requirements: Oregon generally requires riders to be at least 16 years old to operate an electric-assisted bicycle. (Beginning January 1, 2027, ages 14+ can operate a Class 1 bike). Riders should also wear a properly fitted helmet and follow all applicable safety requirements. Know what you’re riding, understand the rules, and make sure your kids do, too. Keep non-street-legal pit bikes and mini motorcycles off public roads and always ride safely! Ride safe out there, Linn County! #dignityhonestycompassion Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
Great info on E-Bikes!E-BIKES IN OREGON: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW It seems like every other bike out there these days has a motor on it! Here’s a quick rundown to help everyone stay safe and stay legal. Oregon has three classes of e-bikes: Class 1: Pedal-assist up to 20 mph. The motor helps you pedal but doesn’t do the work for you. Class 2: Includes a throttle and can provide motor assistance up to 20 mph. Class 3: Pedal-assist up to 28 mph and must have a speedometer. If they meet Oregon’s legal definition of an electric-assisted bicycle, e-bikes are treated as bicycles under Oregon law. That generally means no driver’s license, registration, or insurance is required. E-bikes can be used in bike lanes and on permitted bike paths, but they cannot be ridden on sidewalks in Oregon. Local rules for individual cities may also apply, so be sure to check before heading out! Not everything with two wheels and a motor is an e-bike! Pocket bikes, pit bikes, mini motorcycles, mini choppers, and other motorized bikes that don’t meet Oregon’s definition of an electric-assisted bicycle are a different story. Just because something is advertised or sold as an “e-bike” doesn’t automatically make it street legal. Many of these vehicles cannot legally be operated on public roads and are intended for off-road use. Always check the rules for the specific vehicle. Here’s an important distinction: Electric bikes with pedals that meet Oregon’s definition of an e-bike are not considered motor vehicles under Oregon’s Vehicle Code. The concern we’re addressing involves motorized vehicles like pit bikes and mini motorcycles without pedals. These vehicles may be classified as motor vehicles and are subject to different requirements. When these vehicles are operated on public roads by someone who isn’t legally qualified to drive a motor vehicle, the rider can face citations for violations such as driving without a license, registration, or insurance, when required. Parents may also face consequences for allowing an unqualified driver to operate a motor vehicle. This is an important distinction for parents to understand. Know the age requirements: Oregon generally requires riders to be at least 16 years old to operate an electric-assisted bicycle. (Beginning January 1, 2027, ages 14+ can operate a Class 1 bike). Riders should also wear a properly fitted helmet and follow all applicable safety requirements. Know what you’re riding, understand the rules, and make sure your kids do, too. Keep non-street-legal pit bikes and mini motorcycles off public roads and always ride safely! Ride safe out there, Linn County! #dignityhonestycompassion
Great info on E-BikesE-BIKES IN OREGON WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW It seems like every other bi... More

10/28/2026

Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro and his family land in Miami Featured News by Oregon Today News
Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro and his family land in Miami
Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flvio Bolsonaro and his family have landed in Mi... More

10/28/2026

We asked Kotek, Drazan what they’d change first if elected: The latest on Oregon’s 2026 election Featured News by Oregon Today News
We asked Kotek, Drazan what they’d change first if elected: The latest on Oregon’s 2026 election
We asked Democratic Gov Tina Kotek and Republican state Sen Christine Drazan to name the f... More

10/28/2026

Former reality TV star, 33, expecting 7th child with husband Featured News by Oregon Today News
Former reality TV star, 33, expecting 7th child with husband
Jessa Duggar and her husband Ben Seewald revealed Wednesday that they are expecting their ... More

10/28/2026

LA28 unveils official slogan for 2028 Olympic Games Featured News by Oregon Today News
LA28 unveils official slogan for 2028 Olympic Games
The LA28 Olympics unveils its official slogan highlighting Los Angeles spirit and its role... More

10/28/2026

Oregon city declares state of emergency over data center ban Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon city declares state of emergency over data center ban
Umatilla declares state of emergency to fight Oregons data center ban but city manager in... More

10/28/2026

Fire season ends in ODF Southwest Oregon District following widespread rainfall Featured News by Oregon Today News
Fire season ends in ODF Southwest Oregon District following widespread rainfall
On Tuesday the Oregon Department of Forestry Southwest Oregon District officially declared... More

10/28/2026

Inside Oregon's record-breaking wildfire season Featured News by Oregon Today News
Inside Oregon's record-breaking wildfire season
More than 21 million acres burned as firefighting costs soared to historic highs More

10/28/2026

Oregon Men’s Golf Wins The Preserve Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Men’s Golf Wins The Preserve
The Ducks stage a rally at the end of the third round for the win More

10/28/2026

Where Oregon governor candidates stand on President Donald Trump Featured News by Oregon Today News
Where Oregon governor candidates stand on President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump is not on the ballot but hes still impacting the race for Oregon go... More

10/28/2026

Here's how Democrats in Congress are preparing for election fraud claims Featured News by Oregon Today News
Here's how Democrats in Congress are preparing for election fraud claims
This story has been updated from a story first reported in AugustThis midterm cycle the Tr... More

10/28/2026

Beloved singer, 34, hospitalized Featured News by Oregon Today News
Beloved singer, 34, hospitalized
Demi Lovato was hospitalized Monday night after experiencing a suspected allergic reaction... More

10/28/2026

Over 374 flights delayed, 59 canceled amid widespread U.S. travel disruptions Featured News by Oregon Today News
Over 374 flights delayed, 59 canceled amid widespread U.S. travel disruptions
Flight cancellations and delays disrupted operations at multiple US airports Monday More

10/28/2026

She refused anxiety meds after her husband's suicide — here's what a doctor suggests instead Featured News by Oregon Today News
She refused anxiety meds after her husband's suicide — here's what a doctor suggests instead
Dear Doctor Roach I have a sensitive issue Id like to ask you about Im a 79-year-old woman... More

10/28/2026

Readers respond: Oregonians should clean house Featured News by Oregon Today News
Readers respond: Oregonians should clean house
Oregonians are frustrated with a myriad of public and social service problems a failure to... More

10/28/2026

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