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Southwest updates policy plus-sized travelers months after tightening it Featured News by Oregon Today News
Southwest updates policy plus-sized travelers months after tightening it
The policy change comes just months after Southwest tightened the policy for plus-sized pa... More

05/29/2026

More than 1,100 outdoor lounge chairs recalled due to amputation risk Featured News by Oregon Today News
More than 1,100 outdoor lounge chairs recalled due to amputation risk
Giantex is recalling adjustable outdoor lounge chairs sold on Amazon after one consumer re... More

05/29/2026

Oregon man sentenced to 4 years for gun trafficking Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon man sentenced to 4 years for gun trafficking
An Oregon man was sentenced to four years and two months in federal prison on Thursday for... More

05/29/2026

A breathtaking Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece is hidden in an Oregon oak grove. Here’s how to visit Featured News by Oregon Today News
A breathtaking Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece is hidden in an Oregon oak grove. Here’s how to visit
Frank Lloyd Wright revolutionized home living with open concept living and dining rooms ef... More

05/29/2026

2026 Alaska high school soccer state finals: ASAA state championships schedule and where to watch Featured News by Oregon Today News
2026 Alaska high school soccer state finals: ASAA state championships schedule and where to watch
Late May has arrived and the 2026 Alaska School Activities Association soccer state champi... More

05/29/2026

New Polymarket $50 promo code “OREGON” upgraded for NHL Hurricanes, Canadiens Game 5 Featured News by Oregon Today News
New Polymarket $50 promo code “OREGON” upgraded for NHL Hurricanes, Canadiens Game 5
The new Polymarket promo code OREGON gives Pacific Northwest users a timely entry point in... More

05/29/2026

⏰ Early registration for the Cascadia Coastal Classic ends in just a few days! Register before June 1st and save $10 on... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
⏰ Early registration for the Cascadia Coastal Classic ends in just a few days! Register before June 1st and save $10 on...
Early registration for the Cascadia Coastal Classic ends in just a few days Register befo... More

05/29/2026

Hilary Pfeifer’s Eugene homecoming Featured News by Oregon Today News
Hilary Pfeifer’s Eugene homecoming
Forever in Blue Jeans the artists mid-career retrospective at Maude Kerns Art Center celeb... More

05/29/2026

HDCM Season Finale Features the Tekalli Duo Featured News by Oregon Today News
HDCM Season Finale Features the Tekalli Duo
High Desert Chamber Musics 2025-26 season presented by Washington Trust Bank and Lynch Mur... More

05/29/2026

8 floating homes damaged or destroyed in early-morning fire in North Portland community Featured News by Oregon Today News
8 floating homes damaged or destroyed in early-morning fire in North Portland community
Eight floating homes were damaged or destroyed in a fire early Friday morning at the Pier ... More

05/29/2026

What you need to know about GLP-1 drugs, teen sleep and sun protection Featured News by Oregon Today News
What you need to know about GLP-1 drugs, teen sleep and sun protection
From a surprising eye health finding to screen-time sleep loss and sunscreen secrets heres... More

05/29/2026

Is Oregon's classroom cell phone ban working? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Is Oregon's classroom cell phone ban working?
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05/29/2026

OSU pitching staff tops national rankings ahead of tournament Featured News by Oregon Today News
OSU pitching staff tops national rankings ahead of tournament
CORVALLIS Pitching was expected to lead the way for Oregon State this season and its staf... More

05/29/2026

Sheet-pan baked feta with broccolini, tomatoes and lemon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sheet-pan baked feta with broccolini, tomatoes and lemon
When baked feta gains an almost creamy texture similar to goat cheese but with fetas chara... More

05/29/2026

Green goddess chicken salad sandwiches Featured News by Oregon Today News
Green goddess chicken salad sandwiches
Avocado forms the base of creamy green goddess dressing in this everyday chicken salad rec... More

05/29/2026

Tomato bruschetta Featured News by Oregon Today News
Tomato bruschetta
This classic recipe is for lazy summer days that beg for moving slowly and snacking often ... More

05/29/2026

Will Caitlin Clark play against the Portland Fire? Latest on star’s injury, ticket prices for Fever matchup Featured News by Oregon Today News
Will Caitlin Clark play against the Portland Fire? Latest on star’s injury, ticket prices for Fever matchup
The biggest show in the WNBA is coming to Portland More

05/29/2026

ONE BOOK ONE COAST WRAPS UP SUNDAY WITH A SPECIAL VIEWING PARTY AT THE LIBRARY! Join us on Sunday, May 31 at 1:45 p.m. for a live viewing via Zoom of LA County Librarian and Director, Dr. Skye Patrick, and Long Beach Public Library Director, Cathy de Leon, in conversation with actor, author, and activist George Takei in celebration of One Book, One Coast! The largest book club on the West Coast wraps up with a special visit from George Takei, author of They Called Us Enemy. They will be talking to George about the experiences that led to the creation of his memoir, what it means to be a good neighbor and citizen in the face of overwhelming challenges, and how shared books and stories build stronger communities. George Takei is a renowned civil rights activist, social media icon, Grammy-nominated recording artist, New York Times bestselling author, and pioneering actor whose career has spanned over six decades. Best known for his role as Hikaru Sulu in Star Trek, Takei has appeared in more than 40 feature films and hundreds of television episodes. He has leveraged his public profile to champion social justice, LGBTQ+ rights, and marriage equality. Takei’s advocacy is deeply personal. As a child during World War II, he and his family were among the 125,000 Japanese Americans unjustly imprisoned in U.S. incarceration camps—a formative experience that shaped his lifelong commitment to civil rights and public service. Currently, Takei serves as chair emeritus and is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Japanese American National Museum. He was appointed to the Japan-United States Friendship Commission by President Bill Clinton and, in 2004, was honored by the Emperor of Japan with the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette, for his significant contributions to U.S.-Japan relations. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
ONE BOOK ONE COAST WRAPS UP SUNDAY WITH A SPECIAL VIEWING PARTY AT THE LIBRARY! Join us on Sunday, May 31 at 1:45 p.m. for a live viewing via Zoom of LA County Librarian and Director, Dr. Skye Patrick, and Long Beach Public Library Director, Cathy de Leon, in conversation with actor, author, and activist George Takei in celebration of One Book, One Coast! The largest book club on the West Coast wraps up with a special visit from George Takei, author of They Called Us Enemy. They will be talking to George about the experiences that led to the creation of his memoir, what it means to be a good neighbor and citizen in the face of overwhelming challenges, and how shared books and stories build stronger communities. George Takei is a renowned civil rights activist, social media icon, Grammy-nominated recording artist, New York Times bestselling author, and pioneering actor whose career has spanned over six decades. Best known for his role as Hikaru Sulu in Star Trek, Takei has appeared in more than 40 feature films and hundreds of television episodes. He has leveraged his public profile to champion social justice, LGBTQ+ rights, and marriage equality. Takei’s advocacy is deeply personal. As a child during World War II, he and his family were among the 125,000 Japanese Americans unjustly imprisoned in U.S. incarceration camps—a formative experience that shaped his lifelong commitment to civil rights and public service. Currently, Takei serves as chair emeritus and is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Japanese American National Museum. He was appointed to the Japan-United States Friendship Commission by President Bill Clinton and, in 2004, was honored by the Emperor of Japan with the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette, for his significant contributions to U.S.-Japan relations.
ONE BOOK ONE COAST WRAPS UP SUNDAY WITH A SPECIAL VIEWING PARTY AT THE LIBRARY Join us o... More

05/29/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Coos Bay Welcomes the Summer Season As another school year comes to a close, summer is beginning to make its long-awaited return to Coos Bay. This time of year always brings a renewed sense of energy to our community — longer days, warmer weather, busy parks and waterfronts, and the excitement of welcoming visitors to Oregon’s South Coast. City crews have been hard at work preparing our community for the summer season by sprucing up outdoor spaces, completing maintenance projects, and enhancing areas like the Boardwalk and public gathering spaces that residents and visitors alike enjoy throughout the year. These efforts help showcase the pride we all share in our community and create welcoming spaces for families, recreation, and events. Summer also marks the beginning of an important season for many of our local businesses. Tourism plays a vital role in Coos Bay’s economy, supporting lodging facilities, restaurants, retail shops, attractions, and the many small businesses that help make our community unique. We are grateful to the business owners, employees, and volunteers who work tirelessly to create memorable experiences for both residents and visitors. As we look ahead to a busy summer filled with community events, outdoor recreation, and opportunities to enjoy all that Coos Bay has to offer, I encourage everyone to shop local, support our small businesses, and take time to enjoy the beauty and spirit of our community. Wishing all students, teachers, and families a safe and enjoyable start to summer. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos BayPhotos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Coos Bay Welcomes the Summer Season As another school year comes to a close, summer is beginning to make its long-awaited return to Coos Bay. This time of year always brings a renewed sense of energy to our community — longer days, warmer weather, busy parks and waterfronts, and the excitement of welcoming visitors to Oregon’s South Coast. City crews have been hard at work preparing our community for the summer season by sprucing up outdoor spaces, completing maintenance projects, and enhancing areas like the Boardwalk and public gathering spaces that residents and visitors alike enjoy throughout the year. These efforts help showcase the pride we all share in our community and create welcoming spaces for families, recreation, and events. Summer also marks the beginning of an important season for many of our local businesses. Tourism plays a vital role in Coos Bay’s economy, supporting lodging facilities, restaurants, retail shops, attractions, and the many small businesses that help make our community unique. We are grateful to the business owners, employees, and volunteers who work tirelessly to create memorable experiences for both residents and visitors. As we look ahead to a busy summer filled with community events, outdoor recreation, and opportunities to enjoy all that Coos Bay has to offer, I encourage everyone to shop local, support our small businesses, and take time to enjoy the beauty and spirit of our community. Wishing all students, teachers, and families a safe and enjoyable start to summer. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos BayPhotos from Coos Bay - City Government's post
MAYORS MESSAGE Coos Bay Welcomes the Summer Season As another school year comes to a clo... More

05/29/2026

The US turns 250 years old this year. Oregon teachers share what the anniversary means for the classroom Featured News by Oregon Today News
The US turns 250 years old this year. Oregon teachers share what the anniversary means for the classroom
This year marks the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States Specifically it... More

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