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Autumn Durald Arkapaw becomes first woman to win an Oscar for cinematography Featured News by Oregon Today News
Autumn Durald Arkapaw becomes first woman to win an Oscar for cinematography
Sinners was already historic for women in cinematography Before it no woman had ever shot ... More

03/15/2026

Who was left off the 2026 Oscars 'In Memoriam' tribute? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Who was left off the 2026 Oscars 'In Memoriam' tribute?
Its up to the academy to decide who is included in the In Memoriam tribute which often lea... More

03/15/2026

Oregon State women’s basketball to face Wisconsin in WBIT Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State women’s basketball to face Wisconsin in WBIT
Oregon State is WBIT bound More

03/15/2026

Timbers show improvement before devastating collapse Featured News by Oregon Today News
Timbers show improvement before devastating collapse
Phil Neville wanted to talk about the positives More

03/15/2026

Amy Madigan, actress with ties to Portland, wins Oscar for best supporting actress for role in Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amy Madigan, actress with ties to Portland, wins Oscar for best supporting actress for role in "Weapons"
Amy Madigan a trustee at Portlands Reed College whose daughter graduated from the school w... More

03/15/2026

🚶 Pioneering Women Walking Tour | March 22 🚶 Step into the stories that shaped Albany during the Pioneering Women Walking Tour from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. on March 22. This guided walk through Downtown Albany celebrates Women’s History Month by sharing the lives and legacies of influential local women. The tour begins at the Albany Visitors Association (122 Ferry St. SW) and winds through downtown as our guide Marti Staprans Barlow, creator of the Albany Explorer App, shares the stories of women whose determination, creativity, and leadership helped shape the community. The experience concludes with a special visit to the Historic Carousel & Museum, where participants will enjoy a complimentary carousel ride and meet founder Wendy Kirbey. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot by calling 541-928-0911. Can't make the walking tour? Download our free app, Albany Explorer, and take the tour on your own. Photos of Pioneering Women Orah Harkness Buhl, Shirley Smith, Carol Maurer #VisitAlbanyOregon #HiddenGemsOfAlbany #AlbanyOregon #MyAlbanyStory #AuthenticallyAlbanyPhotos from Albany Visitors Association's post Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
🚶 Pioneering Women Walking Tour | March 22 🚶 Step into the stories that shaped Albany during the Pioneering Women Walking Tour from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. on March 22. This guided walk through Downtown Albany celebrates Women’s History Month by sharing the lives and legacies of influential local women. The tour begins at the Albany Visitors Association (122 Ferry St. SW) and winds through downtown as our guide Marti Staprans Barlow, creator of the Albany Explorer App, shares the stories of women whose determination, creativity, and leadership helped shape the community. The experience concludes with a special visit to the Historic Carousel & Museum, where participants will enjoy a complimentary carousel ride and meet founder Wendy Kirbey. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot by calling 541-928-0911. Can't make the walking tour? Download our free app, Albany Explorer, and take the tour on your own. Photos of Pioneering Women Orah Harkness Buhl, Shirley Smith, Carol Maurer #VisitAlbanyOregon #HiddenGemsOfAlbany #AlbanyOregon #MyAlbanyStory #AuthenticallyAlbanyPhotos from Albany Visitors Association's post
Pioneering Women Walking Tour March 22 Step into the stories that shaped Albany during... More

03/15/2026

***Media Release*** Case# S202600394 On March 14th, around 3:15 PM, Deputy Francis was on patrol following up on reported timber theft going on in the area of Denton Creek Rd. This area is privately owned by Weyerhaeuser, and blocked by a locked gate and “No Trespassing” signs. When Deputy Francis arrived to continue her ongoing investigation, she observed that a vehicle was parked by the gate. The vehicle matched the license plate and description that Deputy Francis had been given from the reported theft and trespass on the previous day. Deputy Francis located two individuals that were beyond the locked gate, Kaine Horner (28), and Tamisha Anderson (42). Both Horner and Anderson were in possession of illegally harvested “Special Forest Products”, including Myrtle and Maple wood burls, Fiddlehead Mushrooms, and Stinging Nettle. Both Horner and Anderson were cited for Unlawful Cutting and Transport of Special Forest Products, and Criminal Trespass 2nd Degree. The wood and other forest products were returned to the property owner. If you’re interested in what “Special Forest Products” means and want to learn more about the lawful way to go about mushroom picking or cutting down trees, please consider the following resources. ORS 164.813 is the Oregon Revised Statute that goes over what constitutes illegally cutting and transporting. https://oregon.public.law/statutes/ors_164.813 The Oregon State Board of Forestry actually defines what a “Special Forest Product” is. https://www.oregon.gov/ODF/Working/Pages/SpecialForestProducts.aspxPhotos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post Featured News by Coos County Sheriff
***Media Release*** Case# S202600394 On March 14th, around 3:15 PM, Deputy Francis was on patrol following up on reported timber theft going on in the area of Denton Creek Rd. This area is privately owned by Weyerhaeuser, and blocked by a locked gate and “No Trespassing” signs. When Deputy Francis arrived to continue her ongoing investigation, she observed that a vehicle was parked by the gate. The vehicle matched the license plate and description that Deputy Francis had been given from the reported theft and trespass on the previous day. Deputy Francis located two individuals that were beyond the locked gate, Kaine Horner (28), and Tamisha Anderson (42). Both Horner and Anderson were in possession of illegally harvested “Special Forest Products”, including Myrtle and Maple wood burls, Fiddlehead Mushrooms, and Stinging Nettle. Both Horner and Anderson were cited for Unlawful Cutting and Transport of Special Forest Products, and Criminal Trespass 2nd Degree. The wood and other forest products were returned to the property owner. If you’re interested in what “Special Forest Products” means and want to learn more about the lawful way to go about mushroom picking or cutting down trees, please consider the following resources. ORS 164.813 is the Oregon Revised Statute that goes over what constitutes illegally cutting and transporting. https://oregon.public.law/statutes/ors_164.813 The Oregon State Board of Forestry actually defines what a “Special Forest Product” is. https://www.oregon.gov/ODF/Working/Pages/SpecialForestProducts.aspxPhotos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post
Media Release Case S202600394 On March 14th around 315 PM Deputy Francis was on patrol fo... More

03/15/2026

***Media Release*** Case # S202600391 On March 13th, 2026, at around 4:45 PM, Deputy Smith was patrolling in the area of N 8th St and Woodland St in Lakeside, when he observed a vehicle that was speeding. Deputy Smith conducted a traffic stop and identified the driver as Geoffrey Ball (39). North Coos Dispatch confirmed that there was an active warrant for Ball’s arrest. Deputy Smith arrested Ball for the warrant and transported him to the Coos County Jail. Featured News by Coos County Sheriff
***Media Release*** Case # S202600391 On March 13th, 2026, at around 4:45 PM, Deputy Smith was patrolling in the area of N 8th St and Woodland St in Lakeside, when he observed a vehicle that was speeding. Deputy Smith conducted a traffic stop and identified the driver as Geoffrey Ball (39). North Coos Dispatch confirmed that there was an active warrant for Ball’s arrest. Deputy Smith arrested Ball for the warrant and transported him to the Coos County Jail.
Media Release Case S202600391 On March 13th 2026 at around 445 PM Deputy Smith was patro... More

03/15/2026

Oregon women’s March Madness NCAA tournament seed announced Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon women’s March Madness NCAA tournament seed announced
The Oregon Ducks were named the No 8 seed in the Fort Worth Regional of the NCAA Womens Ba... More

03/15/2026

Nine arrested at St. Patrick’s Day block party near University of Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Nine arrested at St. Patrick’s Day block party near University of Oregon
A large block party on 14th Avenue between Patterson Street and Hilyard Street on Saturday... More

03/15/2026

Rare Oscars tie stuns winners: 'I didn't know that was a thing' Featured News by Oregon Today News
Rare Oscars tie stuns winners: 'I didn't know that was a thing'
You just ruined 22 million Oscars pools host Conan OBrien joked after one of the categorie... More

03/15/2026

Landslides, sinkhole and downed trees close several Portland roads Featured News by Oregon Today News
Landslides, sinkhole and downed trees close several Portland roads
Portland transportation officials urge drivers to obey road closure signs including part o... More

03/15/2026

Southwest Conference boys basketball all-league teams Featured News by Oregon Today News
Southwest Conference boys basketball all-league teams
Southwest Conference boys basketball all-league selections and individual awards for the 2... More

03/15/2026

Southwest Conference girls basketball all-league teams Featured News by Oregon Today News
Southwest Conference girls basketball all-league teams
Southwest Conference girls basketball all-league selections and individual awards for the ... More

03/15/2026

Portland’s Shamrock Run draws 18,000 after stormy week Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland’s Shamrock Run draws 18,000 after stormy week
Thousands of runners filled the streets of downtown Portland on Sunday for the annual Sham... More

03/15/2026

Dear Annie: New neighbor’s extreme indifference to yard care has me worrying about pests, other hazards Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Annie: New neighbor’s extreme indifference to yard care has me worrying about pests, other hazards
Dear Annie Ive lived in my home for eight years and its always felt like a peaceful place ... More

03/15/2026

Oregon State hits four homers in 10-3 victory over San Diego Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State hits four homers in 10-3 victory over San Diego
No 18 Oregon State hit another four home runs to complete the series sweep of San Diego More

03/15/2026

Wayne Tinkle takes the high road out of Corvallis | Bill Oram Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wayne Tinkle takes the high road out of Corvallis | Bill Oram
A half-page ad in the local newspaper of record costs several thousand dollars More

03/15/2026

Teams announced for the upcoming NCAA men’s basketball tournament games Featured News by Oregon Today News
Teams announced for the upcoming NCAA men’s basketball tournament games
March Madness is back in Portland this year and the Moda Center will play host to first an... More

03/15/2026

Portland airport blocks politically charged TSA video for the second time in six months Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland airport blocks politically charged TSA video for the second time in six months
For the second time in less than six months Portland International Airport has declined to... More

03/15/2026

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