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Visa struggles plague international students at Oregon universities Featured News by Oregon Today News
Visa struggles plague international students at Oregon universities
As the school year begins at Oregon universities some international students may not be ab... More

09/10/2026

Disabled semi clears southbound I-5 bridge, but Clark County commute still snarled Featured News by Oregon Today News
Disabled semi clears southbound I-5 bridge, but Clark County commute still snarled
A disabled semi truck blocked lanes on the southbound Interstate Bridge causing major dela... More

09/10/2026

Mount Hood hiker rescued after 24 hours stranded in freezing rain and snow Featured News by Oregon Today News
Mount Hood hiker rescued after 24 hours stranded in freezing rain and snow
The hiker took a wrong turn while descending Mount Hood becoming stranded at the top of a ... More

09/10/2026

Dave & Buster's is giving free game play to anyone with these names Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dave & Buster's is giving free game play to anyone with these names
The arcade chain is giving away unlimited game play this Saturday for National Video Games... More

09/10/2026

Harry Styles announces new tour dates in 5 U.S. cities Featured News by Oregon Today News
Harry Styles announces new tour dates in 5 U.S. cities
The 32-year-old Watermelon Sugar singer will kick off the series of 2027 concerts at State... More

09/10/2026

WATCH: Drone light show honors 9/11 victims with 2,977 lights recreating Twin Towers Featured News by Oregon Today News
WATCH: Drone light show honors 9/11 victims with 2,977 lights recreating Twin Towers
The installation was developed with input from the 911 community including families of the... More

09/10/2026

Join us on Tuesday, September 15, for a day of writing and poetry with Annis Cassells and Jo Guzman! Through the Looking Glass: Ekphrastic Writing Workshop on Tuesday, September 15 from 4:00pm – 5:30pm What is Ekphrastic Writing? Annis on her workshop: Featured News by Coos Bay Public Library
Join us on Tuesday, September 15, for a day of writing and poetry with Annis Cassells and Jo Guzman! Through the Looking Glass: Ekphrastic Writing Workshop on Tuesday, September 15 from 4:00pm – 5:30pm What is Ekphrastic Writing? Annis on her workshop: "When writers come to the page, we bring our vision and lived experience. Once engaged in Ekphrastic writing, writing inspired by art, we take a close look into unexpected or perhaps unfamiliar places. In this workshop we’ll explore ways to interact with art that will lead to writing memoir, short stories, personal essays, or poetry." Local Poets Read! on Tuesday, September 15 from 6:00pm – 7:00pm Join us and enjoy some local poetry from Coos Bay's Annis Cassells and Florence's Jo Guzman! Annis Cassells is a writer and teacher whose work has appeared in print and online journals. Many poems began as she traversed the USA on her trusty Candy Apple Red motorcycle. In 2023 she published her second full-length collection, What the Country Wrought. Her third collection is in progress. For over 20 years, Annis has conducted poetry and memoir writing workshops for senior adults. She happily divides her time between California and Coos Bay, Oregon. Jo Guzman is a poet and the author of the poetry collections Craving, 28, and Eros Despite. She began writing poetry in her fifties, exploring themes of nature, embodied empowerment, and love in its many forms. Born in the Philippines and raised in the United States, Jo lives on the Oregon coast with her high school sweetheart and their four children. She’s a card-carrying selenophile with an unnatural love for nacho cheese. Locally, Jo is known as Marijo Vollmar. She is the founder of the Empowered Living Wellness Center in Florence. The center houses women-owned businesses, with each professional skilled in the healing arts.
Join us on Tuesday September 15 for a day of writing and poetry with Annis Cassells and Jo... More

09/10/2026

'My mind wasn't where I wanted to be' — Dakorien Moore is making up for lost time at Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
'My mind wasn't where I wanted to be' — Dakorien Moore is making up for lost time at Oregon
EUGENE When Oregon wide receiver Dakorien Moore made his cutback against Boise State sen... More

09/10/2026

SNAP waivers rescinded in 5 states after court ruling, sparks reform for other states Featured News by Oregon Today News
SNAP waivers rescinded in 5 states after court ruling, sparks reform for other states
Six months after President Donald J Trump took office for his second term his administrati... More

09/10/2026

State governor loses primary for first time in nearly a decade Featured News by Oregon Today News
State governor loses primary for first time in nearly a decade
A political rarity unfolded in Rhode Island during the states primary election Wednesday n... More

09/10/2026

Star NFL rookie Fernando Mendoza says he uses AI for meal planning Featured News by Oregon Today News
Star NFL rookie Fernando Mendoza says he uses AI for meal planning
Fernando Mendoza the Las Vegas Raiders rookie quarterback and 2026 NFL No 1 draft pick sai... More

09/10/2026

Popular sports bar chain plots major expansion after bankruptcy split Featured News by Oregon Today News
Popular sports bar chain plots major expansion after bankruptcy split
It appears that things are trending upward for Twin Peaks More

09/10/2026

'The Shards' actress discusses 1st season of teen thriller from Ryan Murphy Featured News by Oregon Today News
'The Shards' actress discusses 1st season of teen thriller from Ryan Murphy
The nine-episode first season of The Shards is now streaming on Hulu More

09/10/2026

Flooded street detour in Michigan sparks viral dispute between homeowner and driver Featured News by Oregon Today News
Flooded street detour in Michigan sparks viral dispute between homeowner and driver
A Michigan homeowner and a driver found themselves at the center of an online debate after... More

09/10/2026

What we learned in Week 1 of 2026 Oregon high school football season Featured News by Oregon Today News
What we learned in Week 1 of 2026 Oregon high school football season
The Oregon high school football season kicked off in earnest last week with Week 1 games a... More

09/10/2026

Former Eagles star QB, ESPN analyst announces major career news Featured News by Oregon Today News
Former Eagles star QB, ESPN analyst announces major career news
Former Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl quarterback and longtime ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski mad... More

09/10/2026

$500 Obamacare refunds coming to 1 million Americans in 30 states: What you need to know Featured News by Oregon Today News
$500 Obamacare refunds coming to 1 million Americans in 30 states: What you need to know
One million people in 30 states will receive refunds related to Obamacare fees the White H... More

09/10/2026

Denny’s closes 5 spots in Minnesota, Wisconsin Featured News by Oregon Today News
Denny’s closes 5 spots in Minnesota, Wisconsin
Another five Dennys have closed as one of the chains franchisees announced its plans to fi... More

09/10/2026

Stephen A. on Drake Maye: ‘All of it was on him last night’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Stephen A. on Drake Maye: ‘All of it was on him last night’
The reason the New England Patriots lost 13-10 to the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday night ... More

09/10/2026

Got expired, unused, or unwanted meds at home? Don't throw them away, Take them back! Cleaning out your medicine cabinet is one of the easiest ways to protect your family, your community and our environment. Our retail Pharmacy accepts unused medications in original containers. Not accepted: Herbal remedies, vitamins, cosmetics, batteries, mercury-containing thermometers, sharps and illicit drugs. More information can be found at: https://med-project.org/locations/oregon/find-a-location/ Featured News by Lower Umpqua Hospital District
Got expired, unused, or unwanted meds at home? Don't throw them away, Take them back! Cleaning out your medicine cabinet is one of the easiest ways to protect your family, your community and our environment. Our retail Pharmacy accepts unused medications in original containers. Not accepted: Herbal remedies, vitamins, cosmetics, batteries, mercury-containing thermometers, sharps and illicit drugs. More information can be found at: https://med-project.org/locations/oregon/find-a-location/
Got expired unused or unwanted meds at home Dont throw them away Take them back Cleaning o... More

09/10/2026

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