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Salem declares emergency over ICE activity Featured News by Oregon Today News
Salem declares emergency over ICE activity
Salem city councilors stood against federal immigration practices Monday declaring an emer... More

12/03/2025

Holiday shipping deadlines for 2025: FedEx, UPS and USPS dates Featured News by Oregon Today News
Holiday shipping deadlines for 2025: FedEx, UPS and USPS dates
Planning on sending a gift soon Here is everything to know about shipping deadlines for th... More

12/03/2025

Oregon adds pair of cornerbacks to 2026 recruiting class Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon adds pair of cornerbacks to 2026 recruiting class
Oregon added a pair of cornerbacks on National Signing DayAzel Banag and Trevon Watson eac... More

12/03/2025

This Portland holiday market has Sasquatch Santa and artisans greeting shoppers in a lumberyard Featured News by Oregon Today News
This Portland holiday market has Sasquatch Santa and artisans greeting shoppers in a lumberyard
Sustainable Northwest Wood in Southeast Portland sells lumber year-round but on Friday hol... More

12/03/2025

Officials along Oregon’s North Coast wrestle with how to respond to ICE operations Featured News by Oregon Today News
Officials along Oregon’s North Coast wrestle with how to respond to ICE operations
After six people were detained by federal immigration officers in Seaside on Oregons North... More

12/03/2025

Dense fog advisory issued for Foothills of the Northern Blue Mountains of Oregon until Wednesday afternoon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dense fog advisory issued for Foothills of the Northern Blue Mountains of Oregon until Wednesday afternoon
At 951 am on Wednesday the National Weather Service released a dense fog advisory valid be... More

12/03/2025

Dear Abby: Man’s ex-wife, daughters won’t tell him anything about his autistic son. ‘I don’t know if he’s alive’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Abby: Man’s ex-wife, daughters won’t tell him anything about his autistic son. ‘I don’t know if he’s alive’
DEAR ABBY My son Grant who is 37 is autistic My ex-wife removed him from a group home five... More

12/03/2025

This iconic 90s brand is closing stores across the country Featured News by Oregon Today News
This iconic 90s brand is closing stores across the country
Yankee Candle will be closing several of its locations in the US and Canada and will lay o... More

12/03/2025

On 12/01/25 at or about 6:31 p.m. the Curry County Sheriff`s Dispatch received a 911 call from Port Orford resident Ashley Shoop. Shoop stated that she was mushroom picking in the Humbug area and became lost. Shoop advised that she was accompanied by Joseph Gish, and Jolene Gish. The trio advised that they were lost and going in circles in a wooded area around Humbug mountain area for the last hour and a half. Sheriff`s Office dispatchers then were able to obtain GPS coordinates from the cell phone data and determined the three were in the Brush Creek area, east of Humbug and U.S. Highway 101. After looking at the GPS coordinates obtained from dispatch, Sgt Gray determined that the area was located on Chinook timberlands. At or about 7:19 p.m. Sgt Gray and SAR volunteers Patrick McKenzie and Tim Hawkins arrived in the area. SAR volunteers Patrick McKenzie and Tim Hawkins quickly located the three subjects white van approximately one mile from the highway. They then heard voices in the wooded area near the vehicle. Shortly after all three subjects made it out of the woods to their vehicle unharmed. Sergeant Jared Gray SAR Coordinator Featured News by Curry County Sheriff
On 12/01/25 at or about 6:31 p.m. the Curry County Sheriff`s Dispatch received a 911 call from Port Orford resident Ashley Shoop. Shoop stated that she was mushroom picking in the Humbug area and became lost. Shoop advised that she was accompanied by Joseph Gish, and Jolene Gish. The trio advised that they were lost and going in circles in a wooded area around Humbug mountain area for the last hour and a half. Sheriff`s Office dispatchers then were able to obtain GPS coordinates from the cell phone data and determined the three were in the Brush Creek area, east of Humbug and U.S. Highway 101. After looking at the GPS coordinates obtained from dispatch, Sgt Gray determined that the area was located on Chinook timberlands. At or about 7:19 p.m. Sgt Gray and SAR volunteers Patrick McKenzie and Tim Hawkins arrived in the area. SAR volunteers Patrick McKenzie and Tim Hawkins quickly located the three subjects white van approximately one mile from the highway. They then heard voices in the wooded area near the vehicle. Shortly after all three subjects made it out of the woods to their vehicle unharmed. Sergeant Jared Gray SAR Coordinator
On 120125 at or about 631 pm the Curry County Sheriffs Dispatch received a 911 call from P... More

12/03/2025

Save the Date: BHHS Winter Celebration with an open house showcasing student projects, concert and refreshments will be... Featured News by Brookings-Harbor High School
Save the Date: BHHS Winter Celebration with an open house showcasing student projects, concert and refreshments will be...
Save the Date BHHS Winter Celebration with an open house showcasing student projects conce... More

12/03/2025

Vancouver man arrested, accused of assaulting jogger Featured News by Oregon Today News
Vancouver man arrested, accused of assaulting jogger
Police on Tuesday arrested a man and accused him of assaulting a jogger in Vancouver on Oc... More

12/03/2025

Scenarios that could give No. 5 Oregon free pass to playoff quarterfinals Featured News by Oregon Today News
Scenarios that could give No. 5 Oregon free pass to playoff quarterfinals
Could the Oregon Ducks go from hosting a first-round playoff game to receiving a bye More

12/03/2025

How Oregon’s Broken Mental Health System Failed Vashon Locust Featured News by Oregon Today News
How Oregon’s Broken Mental Health System Failed Vashon Locust
The real story behind a fire that transfixed local officials is one that is all too common... More

12/03/2025

This mysterious Portland castle has fascinated neighbors for decades — now you can buy it for $650k Featured News by Oregon Today News
This mysterious Portland castle has fascinated neighbors for decades — now you can buy it for $650k
A castle-themed residence with a three-story turret has been beguiling passersby since it ... More

12/03/2025

Wild Arts Festival, Winterfest, and OHS Holiday Cheer: 14 things to do this week Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wild Arts Festival, Winterfest, and OHS Holiday Cheer: 14 things to do this week
Money can get a little tight around the holidays and if you find your wallet a bit bare we... More

12/03/2025

In a tense meeting, Portland school board approves $61 million contract for Texas firm Featured News by Oregon Today News
In a tense meeting, Portland school board approves $61 million contract for Texas firm
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12/03/2025

ARE YOU FEELING CRAFTY? The Coos Bay Public Library loves crafts, and we have the programs to prove it! Have you ever wanted to turn your fibers into yarn? Step back in time and learn about drop spindle spinning from your local SCA Shire of Tymberhavene. Drop spindle spinning is perfect for beginners as it is easy to learn and doesn’t require expensive equipment. Join Tymberhavene’s local expert and discover this lost art for yourself Thursday, December 4 from 3-6 p.m. If you prefer to work with already made cloth, check out our Beginner’s Sewing class. Learn the basics of how to run a sewing machine with Kell Smith of OCATEC and make a cloth gift basket to take home. Registration is required as spaces are limited. Anyone 15 or older is welcome to attend this fun class on December 4 from 5-7:30 p.m. On Friday, December 5 the Library will host its first Fiber Arts Friday program. This program will take place the first Friday of each month 3:30-4:30 p.m. and is a monthly meet-up for fiber artists! Bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, needle felting, weaving, spinning, etc.) and enjoy conversation, share ideas, and enhance your skills with other fiber hand crafters. This casual gathering will be located at the tables in the periodical section. Fiber artists of all skill levels are welcome, and registration is not required. Tea and snacks will be provided. These are just a few of the awesome programs going on this month at your public library. To see the many programs offered by the Coos Bay Public Library, check out our calendar online, https://www.coosbaylibrary.org/events/month,or stop by the Library to pick up a printed copy! Featured News by City of Coos Bay
ARE YOU FEELING CRAFTY? The Coos Bay Public Library loves crafts, and we have the programs to prove it! Have you ever wanted to turn your fibers into yarn? Step back in time and learn about drop spindle spinning from your local SCA Shire of Tymberhavene. Drop spindle spinning is perfect for beginners as it is easy to learn and doesn’t require expensive equipment. Join Tymberhavene’s local expert and discover this lost art for yourself Thursday, December 4 from 3-6 p.m. If you prefer to work with already made cloth, check out our Beginner’s Sewing class. Learn the basics of how to run a sewing machine with Kell Smith of OCATEC and make a cloth gift basket to take home. Registration is required as spaces are limited. Anyone 15 or older is welcome to attend this fun class on December 4 from 5-7:30 p.m. On Friday, December 5 the Library will host its first Fiber Arts Friday program. This program will take place the first Friday of each month 3:30-4:30 p.m. and is a monthly meet-up for fiber artists! Bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, needle felting, weaving, spinning, etc.) and enjoy conversation, share ideas, and enhance your skills with other fiber hand crafters. This casual gathering will be located at the tables in the periodical section. Fiber artists of all skill levels are welcome, and registration is not required. Tea and snacks will be provided. These are just a few of the awesome programs going on this month at your public library. To see the many programs offered by the Coos Bay Public Library, check out our calendar online, https://www.coosbaylibrary.org/events/month,or stop by the Library to pick up a printed copy!
ARE YOU FEELING CRAFTY The Coos Bay Public Library loves crafts and we have the programs ... More

12/03/2025

'Home Improvement' star Zachery Ty Bryan arrested over Thanksgiving weekend Featured News by Oregon Today News
'Home Improvement' star Zachery Ty Bryan arrested over Thanksgiving weekend
It marks the sixth arrest over five years for the former child star More

12/03/2025

Baker-Mazara has 25 points and No. 24 USC downs Oregon 82-77 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Baker-Mazara has 25 points and No. 24 USC downs Oregon 82-77
Chad Baker-Mazara scored 25 points as No 24 USC defeated Oregon 82-77 on Tuesday night Kwa... More

12/03/2025

Internet rallies to help 88-year-old veteran retire after viral TikTok Featured News by Oregon Today News
Internet rallies to help 88-year-old veteran retire after viral TikTok
Veteran Ed Bambas lost his pension then lost his wife of more than 50 years Now the intern... More

12/03/2025

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