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CCSO Reports (4), March 16 Featured News by JC News
CCSO Reports (4), March 16
Attempt to Flee Arrest LakesideCCSO release - Warrant Arrest Lakeside - CCSO release - Dat... More

03/16/2026

Every 15-Minutes Event in Lane Co., March 16 Featured News by JC News
Every 15-Minutes Event in Lane Co., March 16
Lane Co SO release - Every 15 Minutes is a two-day under-age impaired driving prevention p... More

03/16/2026

Murder Charge, Douglas Co., March 16 Featured News by JC News
Murder Charge, Douglas Co., March 16
DCSO release - DOUGLAS COUNTY Ore ndash A Roseburg man is in custody after being charged w... More

03/16/2026

Coos County seeks input on Wildfire Protection Plan, March 16 Featured News by JC News
Coos County seeks input on Wildfire Protection Plan, March 16
Coos Co Emergency Management release - Community Wildfire Protection Plan updatenbsp Draft... More

03/16/2026

OR Main Street Program Recognized, March 16 Featured News by JC News
OR Main Street Program Recognized, March 16
OPRD release - SALEM Oregon ndash On Monday March 9 2026 the Oregon Tourism Commission dba... More

03/16/2026

Oregon DEQ Releases 2025 Wildfire Smoke Trends Report, March 16 Featured News by JC News
Oregon DEQ Releases 2025 Wildfire Smoke Trends Report, March 16
DEQ release - STATEWIDE Ore ndash The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality released ... More

03/16/2026

Tillamook Forest, Changing the Overnight Experience, March 16 Featured News by JC News
Tillamook Forest, Changing the Overnight Experience, March 16
OR Dept of Forestry release - Tillamook State Forest OremdashOregon Department of Forestry... More

03/16/2026

New State Health Improvement Plan a ‘roadmap’ for health, March 16 Featured News by JC News
New State Health Improvement Plan a ‘roadmap’ for health, March 16
OHA release - SHIP describes how public health system will address four priorities - PORTL... More

03/16/2026

Coos Bay Public Library Receives Gift from Carnegie Corporation, March 16 Featured News by JC News
Coos Bay Public Library Receives Gift from Carnegie Corporation, March 16
CBPL release - In late 2025 Carnegie Corporation of New York announced that Carnegie Libra... More

03/16/2026

Clarification on NB Public Safety Fee Ballot Title, March 16 Featured News by JC News
Clarification on NB Public Safety Fee Ballot Title, March 16
City of North Bend release - I wanted to provide a factual clarification regarding the rec... More

03/16/2026

Coos Co. Fair Board, March 16 Featured News by JC News
Coos Co. Fair Board, March 16
The Coos Co Fair Board will meet on Monday March 16 2026 6 pm 201 No Adams St Coquillenbsp More

03/16/2026

Quake off Coos Co., March 16 Featured News by JC News
Quake off Coos Co., March 16
A 32-magnitude earthquake was recorded at the southern end of the two fault lines that run... More

03/16/2026

CBPD Programs, March 16 Featured News by JC News
CBPD Programs, March 16
Coos Bay Public Library 525 Anderson Ave Coos Bay OR - Autistic amp ADHD Alliance Parallel... More

03/16/2026

NB Planning Commission, March 16 Featured News by JC News
NB Planning Commission, March 16
The City of North Bend Planning Commission will hold a ldquoSpecial Meetingrdquo Monday Ma... More

03/16/2026

ANEROBIC DIGESTION Turning Wastewater Into Energy The City of Coos Bay utilizes two anaerobic digesters at Plant 1 located at 680 Ivy Ave. Wastewater digesters are sealed tanks where microorganisms break down organic waste from sewage in the absence of oxygen, a process called anaerobic digestion. Anaerobic digesters contain wastewater sludge that is heated and mixed inside the digester. Bacteria consume the organic material and convert it into simpler compounds, producing biogas – mainly methane. This methane is then recycled to heat the digesters and keep them operating within the right temperature ranges. During this process the bacteria help neutralize any vector sources that can be caused by human waste, ensuring the safety and health of the community we serve. Another useful resource yielded in the process is the biosolids which are utilized by local landowners as a fertilizer source for their crops.Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
ANEROBIC DIGESTION Turning Wastewater Into Energy The City of Coos Bay utilizes two anaerobic digesters at Plant 1 located at 680 Ivy Ave. Wastewater digesters are sealed tanks where microorganisms break down organic waste from sewage in the absence of oxygen, a process called anaerobic digestion. Anaerobic digesters contain wastewater sludge that is heated and mixed inside the digester. Bacteria consume the organic material and convert it into simpler compounds, producing biogas – mainly methane. This methane is then recycled to heat the digesters and keep them operating within the right temperature ranges. During this process the bacteria help neutralize any vector sources that can be caused by human waste, ensuring the safety and health of the community we serve. Another useful resource yielded in the process is the biosolids which are utilized by local landowners as a fertilizer source for their crops.Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post
ANEROBIC DIGESTION Turning Wastewater Into Energy The City of Coos Bay utilizes two anae... More

03/16/2026

In recognition of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Coos Bay Public Library is presenting a series of related programming. Join us for the first one featuring Paul Otto, PhD. 🇺🇸 Founding Ideologies: Why American Colonists Protested and Declared Independence 📅 Saturday, March 28 ⏰ 6:00pm – 8:00pm 📍 Myrtlewood Room It is said that “the past is a foreign country,” and that is no less true of our own history. As familiar as the story of American Independence may seem to the nation’s citizens today, the intellectual world of the Founders was very different than ours. This lecture looks at three distinct revolutionary-era ideologies and demonstrates how they inspired colonists to resist Parliamentary rule and eventually declare their independence from Crown and country. Paul Otto, PhD, is an independent scholar and Emeritus Professor of History at George Fox University. Featured News by Coos Bay Public Library
In recognition of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Coos Bay Public Library is presenting a series of related programming. Join us for the first one featuring Paul Otto, PhD. 🇺🇸 Founding Ideologies: Why American Colonists Protested and Declared Independence 📅 Saturday, March 28 ⏰ 6:00pm – 8:00pm 📍 Myrtlewood Room It is said that “the past is a foreign country,” and that is no less true of our own history. As familiar as the story of American Independence may seem to the nation’s citizens today, the intellectual world of the Founders was very different than ours. This lecture looks at three distinct revolutionary-era ideologies and demonstrates how they inspired colonists to resist Parliamentary rule and eventually declare their independence from Crown and country. Paul Otto, PhD, is an independent scholar and Emeritus Professor of History at George Fox University.
In recognition of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence Coos Bay Public... More

03/16/2026

Clark County nonprofit theater company offers pay-what-you-will pricing Featured News by Oregon Today News
Clark County nonprofit theater company offers pay-what-you-will pricing
This Friday a production of Guys and Dolls will kick off at Washougal High Schools perform... More

03/16/2026

Oregon GOP gubernatorial candidates debate homelessness, education ahead of May primary Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon GOP gubernatorial candidates debate homelessness, education ahead of May primary
With the May primary election approaching three Republican candidates seeking their partys... More

03/16/2026

How Travel Oregon’s competitive grants help fuel the James Beard Public Market Featured News by Oregon Today News
How Travel Oregon’s competitive grants help fuel the James Beard Public Market
From bolstering Portlands foodie scene to creating unprecedented access to Oregons natural... More

03/16/2026

'Radiant' mother from Kentucky was among 6 US service members killed in air crash in Iraq Featured News by Oregon Today News
'Radiant' mother from Kentucky was among 6 US service members killed in air crash in Iraq
Tech Sgt Ashley B Pruitt 34 hailed from a large family in Kentucky and was very very proud... More

03/16/2026

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