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SENIOR SPOTLIGHT – JAYDON BENT  Jaydon is the son of Heather and Kyle Bent.  He has one sister: Addellyn Bent. In high s... Featured News by Reedsport Community Charter School
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT JAYDON BENT Jaydon is the son of Heather and Kyle Bent He has one sist... More

05/21/2026

Oregon State Police arrests La Grande following crash Featured News by Oregon Today News
PENDLETON Oregon State Police on Wednesday May 20 arrested a La Grande man for drunken dr... More

05/21/2026

Oregon conservation groups challenge Mount Hood land swap Featured News by Oregon Today News
Conservationists in Oregon are crying foul over a potential land deal between a ski resort... More

05/21/2026

Compromise in short supply in Portland city council budget negotiations Featured News by Oregon Today News
After spending 27 hours debating the mayors budget this week Portland City Councilors late... More

05/21/2026

Suffocating in debt? Here’s what a debt expert says you should do to save yourself Featured News by Oregon Today News
Americans now owe a collective 12 trillion dollars to credit card companies as credit card... More

05/21/2026

Stellantis announces strategic plan that includes 11 new vehicles with several costing under $40K Featured News by Oregon Today News
The company says it hopes this new strategy will reverse weak sales seen over the last few... More

05/21/2026

Mountainside High School cancels classes after woodshop fire Featured News by Oregon Today News
Mountainside High School cancels classes for the rest of Thursday due to smoke and water d... More

05/21/2026

Multnomah Falls parking permits are back for the summer. Here’s what you need to know Featured News by Oregon Today News
Crowds should begin thinning soon at Oregons tallest waterfall at least a little More

05/21/2026

Multnomah County deputies hunt semi-truck driver who caused water truck to crash Featured News by Oregon Today News
A semi-truck driver caused a rollover crash when it clipped a water truck on Interstate 84... More

05/21/2026

Asking Eric: Every check comes with a scene - I’m embarrassed when my husband blows his top Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Eric My husband and I are in our 70s He is kind and generous to me and has no problem... More

05/21/2026

Longview superintendent arrested on obstruction charges for high school sexual assault investigation Featured News by Oregon Today News
Longview Public Schools Superintendent Karen Cloninger was arrested by Longview police on ... More

05/21/2026

The Reedsport Family Resource Center is closed today, May 21 and will reopen on Friday, May 22. Thank you for your understanding. Featured News by Lower Umpqua Hospital District
The Reedsport Family Resource Center is closed today May 21 and will reopen on Friday May ... More

05/21/2026

Eugene emergency physicians, PeaceHealth finalize new 3-year contract Featured News by Oregon Today News
Eugene emergency physicians and PeaceHealth have finalized an agreement to continue workin... More

05/21/2026

KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS  
  
Take advantage of the summer weather and host a neighborhood BBQ, drop off some summer produce, or find another excuse to connect with your neighbors. Getting to know your neighbors is a great way to foster a sense of community and offers many benefits. One of the most significant advantages of knowing your neighbors is that it helps keep the neighborhood safer. When you have a connection with your neighbors, you become an additional set of eyes and ears in the community. By looking out for one another, you can collectively identify and report suspicious activities, making your neighborhood a less attractive target for criminal activity.  
  
Being familiar with your neighbors enables you to check on each other regularly and recognize when something isn't right. If you notice unusual behavior or potential signs of distress, you can reach out to offer help or alert appropriate authorities. Your early detection of something being off, such as noticing a garage door is unattended and open after dark or noticing a neighbor hasn’t gotten their mail in several days can make all of the difference. In either of these cases, you may be preventing damage to, or theft of, property or you may be able to get help for a neighbor that has fallen or has had another accident that requires attention. When you notice something isn’t right, take a moment to check in with your neighbor (call, text, or knock on their door).  
  
Another benefit of knowing your neighbors is the ability to understand each other's needs and resources during emergencies. In times of crisis, such as natural disasters or power outages, having a support system close by can be invaluable. By building relationships with your neighbors, you can collaborate and help each other in times of need, whether it's by sharing supplies, providing shelter, or simply offering moral support.  
  
In addition to increasing safety and security, knowing your neighbors can also provide a sense of belonging. Take time to get to know your neighbors to help build a healthy community. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS Take advantage of the summer weather and host a neighborhood BBQ, drop off some summer produce, or find another excuse to connect with your neighbors. Getting to know your neighbors is a great way to foster a sense of community and offers many benefits. One of the most significant advantages of knowing your neighbors is that it helps keep the neighborhood safer. When you have a connection with your neighbors, you become an additional set of eyes and ears in the community. By looking out for one another, you can collectively identify and report suspicious activities, making your neighborhood a less attractive target for criminal activity. Being familiar with your neighbors enables you to check on each other regularly and recognize when something isn't right. If you notice unusual behavior or potential signs of distress, you can reach out to offer help or alert appropriate authorities. Your early detection of something being off, such as noticing a garage door is unattended and open after dark or noticing a neighbor hasn’t gotten their mail in several days can make all of the difference. In either of these cases, you may be preventing damage to, or theft of, property or you may be able to get help for a neighbor that has fallen or has had another accident that requires attention. When you notice something isn’t right, take a moment to check in with your neighbor (call, text, or knock on their door). Another benefit of knowing your neighbors is the ability to understand each other's needs and resources during emergencies. In times of crisis, such as natural disasters or power outages, having a support system close by can be invaluable. By building relationships with your neighbors, you can collaborate and help each other in times of need, whether it's by sharing supplies, providing shelter, or simply offering moral support. In addition to increasing safety and security, knowing your neighbors can also provide a sense of belonging. Take time to get to know your neighbors to help build a healthy community.
KNOW YOUR NEIGHBORS Take advantage of the summer weather and host a neighborhood BBQ drop... More

05/21/2026

State golf combines controversy, clutch efforts in final tally Featured News by Oregon Today News
A controversial ending for Eagle Point junior Jordan Giles was countered by a handful of p... More

05/21/2026

Southern Oregon Democrat will face Bentz in November Featured News by Oregon Today News
Bentz handily won the Republican primary for his seat in Oregons 2nd Congressional Distric... More

05/21/2026

One of Oregon coast's most popular lighthouses has gone dark while awaiting repairs Featured News by Oregon Today News
One of Oregon coasts most popular lighthouses has gone dark while awaiting repairs More

05/21/2026

Harvest moon: How to grow potatoes at a lunar base Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State University conducts NASA research to feed astronauts at future space base COR... More

05/21/2026

More than 120K toys recalled as they may contain asbestos, safety regulators warn Featured News by Oregon Today News
The recalled toys were sold at Walmart and Ollies Bargain Outlet stores nationwide More

05/21/2026

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