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The Blender Dash is looking for lots of volunteers for this year's event! Throw color, help at an obstacle, dress up as a zombie or wear a fun costume to cheer kids on in the High Five Forest. Sign up today! https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/volunteer/community-events Featured News by City of Tualatin
The Blender Dash is looking for lots of volunteers for this year's event! Throw color, help at an obstacle, dress up as a zombie or wear a fun costume to cheer kids on in the High Five Forest. Sign up today! https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/volunteer/community-events
The Blender Dash is looking for lots of volunteers for this years event Throw color help a... More

04/09/2026

Portland luxury hotel named among the best new hotels in the world Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland luxury hotel named among the best new hotels in the world
One of Portlands buzziest hotels just got a little buzzier More

04/09/2026

Trail Blazers vs. Clippers: What’s at stake Friday for Portland’s playoff hopes Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trail Blazers vs. Clippers: What’s at stake Friday for Portland’s playoff hopes
The Portland Trail Blazers pursuit of the eighth seed in the Western Conference has come d... More

04/09/2026

Judge halts Trump effort requiring colleges to provide detailed information on applicants’ race and gender Featured News by Oregon Today News
Judge halts Trump effort requiring colleges to provide detailed information on applicants’ race and gender
A federal judge has halted efforts by the Trump administration to collect data that proves... More

04/09/2026

‘Music is baked into the DNA of a film’ — the quirky path of one of Oregon’s most in-demand film composers Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘Music is baked into the DNA of a film’ — the quirky path of one of Oregon’s most in-demand film composers
Mark Orton didnt set out to become a film composer at least not directly Raised in an ins... More

04/09/2026

Kalshi traders are in lock-step with the analytics odds ahead of tip-off for Blazers-Clippers this Friday Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kalshi traders are in lock-step with the analytics odds ahead of tip-off for Blazers-Clippers this Friday
The Play-In looms for the Portland Trail Blazers 40-40 but they still have two games to fi... More

04/09/2026

One-pot white wine pasta Featured News by Oregon Today News
One-pot white wine pasta
While this pasta is reminiscent of scampi piccata and vongole it delivers something more -... More

04/09/2026

Dear Abby: We’ve talked to neighbor, but nothing we say stops him from leaving trash piles in our alleyway Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Abby: We’ve talked to neighbor, but nothing we say stops him from leaving trash piles in our alleyway
DEAR ABBY We live on a street with garage access via a commercial alley My neighbor uses h... More

04/09/2026

✨💫NEXT WEEK!💫✨ 💠💡Heirloom 101💡💠 The Museum is one week away from our second Heirloom 101 Class. This months topic: Jewelry Cleaning & Design Tutorial. The evening will lead with an informative presentation about jewelry care and cleaning, followed by a hands-on experience. Classes are $25 for Museum Members, and $30 for non-members. Register in person or online at cooshistory.org/event-registration 📍 1210 N Front St., Coos Bay, OR 🕠 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 📆 Thursday, April 16, 2026 Featured News by Coos History Museum CHM
✨💫NEXT WEEK!💫✨ 💠💡Heirloom 101💡💠 The Museum is one week away from our second Heirloom 101 Class. This months topic: Jewelry Cleaning & Design Tutorial. The evening will lead with an informative presentation about jewelry care and cleaning, followed by a hands-on experience. Classes are $25 for Museum Members, and $30 for non-members. Register in person or online at cooshistory.org/event-registration 📍 1210 N Front St., Coos Bay, OR 🕠 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 📆 Thursday, April 16, 2026
NEXT WEEK Heirloom 101 The Museum is one week away from our second Heirloom 101 Class Thi... More

04/09/2026

IDENTITY THEFT Identity theft continues to be a growing problem costing billions of dollars every year in personal losses, investigations, and increased financial institution fees. Criminals can obtain personal information from doctors, lawyers, schools, health insurance carriers, the Post Office, and even your home. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
IDENTITY THEFT Identity theft continues to be a growing problem costing billions of dollars every year in personal losses, investigations, and increased financial institution fees. Criminals can obtain personal information from doctors, lawyers, schools, health insurance carriers, the Post Office, and even your home. "Dumpster divers" pick up information that has been thrown away, such as utility bills, magazines, credit card bills or solicitations, and other documents. Thieves will even take mail out of your mailbox before you have a chance to pick it up. It could take years to recover from just one incident of identity theft. Below are some tips to help keep you and your identity safer. • Remember to Shred Do not throw anything away that contains your name and address. Shred all documents, including pre-approved credit applications received in your name, insurance forms, bank checks and statements, and other financial or personal information. Magazine and newspaper labels with your name and address should be shredded as well. A micro-cut shredder is best, but for those with strip shredders, adding water to the strips of paper in a plastic bag and mixing it up will damage the paper and prevent anyone from taping the strips together. • Secure Mail and Deliveries Pick up your mail as soon as possible from your mailbox. If you are going to be out of town, have the post office hold your mail until you return. Consider getting a locking mailbox to prevent others from accessing your mail. • Protect Your SSN Do not put your social security number (SSN) on checks or credit receipts. If a business requests your social security number, give them an alternate number and explain why. If a government agency requests your social security number, there should be a privacy notice accompanying the request. • Know Who to Contact Make a list of your credit card and bank account numbers with customer service phone numbers and keep it in a secure place. This way, if there is suspicious activity on any of your accounts you can quickly contact customer service. If your bank or financial institution contact you, remember to verify it is really them and not a scammer. Gather their information and reason for calling, then hang up and call the official agency number to confirm the call is valid. • Keep Track of Replacement Cards When you order new credit cards in the mail or previous ones have expired, watch the calendar to make sure you get the card within the appropriate time. If you have not received the card within that time, call the credit card grantor immediately to find out if the card has been sent. If you do not receive the card, check to make sure a change of address was not filed. • Keep an Eye on the Bill Pay attention to your billing cycles. Follow up with creditors if bills do not arrive on time or if there are strange charges. A missing credit card bill could mean an identity thief has taken over your account and changed the billing address. • Watch your Accounts and Credit Score Reconcile all of your bank accounts and regularly check your accounts online to confirm account activity. You are able to obtain a free credit check from each of the three credit bureau service each year: Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian. An easy way to accomplish this is to go online to www.annualcreditreport.com.
IDENTITY THEFT Identity theft continues to be a growing problem costing billions of dolla... More

04/09/2026

Former Gresham police officer charged with rape, child sex abuse missing after removing ankle monitor Featured News by Oregon Today News
Former Gresham police officer charged with rape, child sex abuse missing after removing ankle monitor
Hector Carranza is considered a danger to the community the District Attorneys Office said... More

04/09/2026

Participating in this resource fair reaffirmed our commitment to inclusion, families, and community service. 💛 We continue building bridges between culture, community, and accessibility. Our work continues thanks to the effort of our family, volunteers, and community support. If you believe in this mission, please consider DONATING to help us keep serving families through culture, inclusion, and community programs. https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/9d9cae2b-04b4-4e54-ab44-260dd78c2ea4 #PeruvianCulturalFestival #Community #Inclusion #WashingtonCounty #OregonPhotos from Peruvian Cultural Festival's post Featured News by Peruvian Cultural Festival
Participating in this resource fair reaffirmed our commitment to inclusion, families, and community service. 💛 We continue building bridges between culture, community, and accessibility. Our work continues thanks to the effort of our family, volunteers, and community support. If you believe in this mission, please consider DONATING to help us keep serving families through culture, inclusion, and community programs. https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/9d9cae2b-04b4-4e54-ab44-260dd78c2ea4 #PeruvianCulturalFestival #Community #Inclusion #WashingtonCounty #OregonPhotos from Peruvian Cultural Festival's post
Participating in this resource fair reaffirmed our commitment to inclusion families and co... More

04/09/2026

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT Codes/Planning Specialist The City of Coos Bay is soliciting applications for the position of Codes/Planning Specialist. To apply for the position, interested parties should submit a city application, resume, and letter of interest to the HR Office or by email to jspencer@coosbayor.gov. All application materials submitted via email must be submitted as an attachment in word or pdf format. City applications are available from the City Manager’s Office, City Hall, 500 Central Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420, by email at jspencer@coosbayor.gov or on the City’s website at https://www.coosbayor.gov/government/job-openings Type: Full Time, Non-Exempt Salary/Pay Rate: $4062-5064/month DOQ Posted Date: April 9, 2026 Deadline to Apply: Friday, April 24, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES Performs a variety of technical and non-technical tasks related to the intake and processing of building code and non-building code related permits and forms as well as planning applications and actions. Informs the public on land use and building code processes and standards. Performs a variety of secretarial tasks related to planning and codes implementation work. Composes, transcribes, edits and types correspondence, monthly reports and special projects; takes minutes at hearings and meetings; serves as receptionist for the department. Performs other related duties as required. View the full job posting: https://www.coosbayor.gov/Home/Components/JobPosts/Job/191/107 Featured News by City of Coos Bay
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT Codes/Planning Specialist The City of Coos Bay is soliciting applications for the position of Codes/Planning Specialist. To apply for the position, interested parties should submit a city application, resume, and letter of interest to the HR Office or by email to [email protected]. All application materials submitted via email must be submitted as an attachment in word or pdf format. City applications are available from the City Manager’s Office, City Hall, 500 Central Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420, by email at [email protected] or on the City’s website at https://www.coosbayor.gov/government/job-openings Type: Full Time, Non-Exempt Salary/Pay Rate: $4062-5064/month DOQ Posted Date: April 9, 2026 Deadline to Apply: Friday, April 24, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES Performs a variety of technical and non-technical tasks related to the intake and processing of building code and non-building code related permits and forms as well as planning applications and actions. Informs the public on land use and building code processes and standards. Performs a variety of secretarial tasks related to planning and codes implementation work. Composes, transcribes, edits and types correspondence, monthly reports and special projects; takes minutes at hearings and meetings; serves as receptionist for the department. Performs other related duties as required. View the full job posting: https://www.coosbayor.gov/Home/Components/JobPosts/Job/191/107
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT CodesPlanning Specialist The City of Coos Bay is soliciting application... More

04/09/2026

How to Watch No. 19 Nebraska Baseball at No. 21 Oregon with Preview, Breakdown, Streaming Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to Watch No. 19 Nebraska Baseball at No. 21 Oregon with Preview, Breakdown, Streaming
For the first time in nearly three weeks and just the seventh time in 2026 the No 19 Nebra... More

04/09/2026

Oregon’s biggest city was drowning in crow poop. Then a new predator came to town Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon’s biggest city was drowning in crow poop. Then a new predator came to town
As thousands of crows darken the winter skies above Portland Oregon it makes sense to mind... More

04/09/2026

Oregon appellate ruling in PacifiCorp case could jeopardize $1B in wildfire victim damages Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon appellate ruling in PacifiCorp case could jeopardize $1B in wildfire victim damages
An Oregon appeals court sided with PacifiCorp on Wednesday in a ruling that could possibly... More

04/09/2026

Amazon expands access to weight-loss pill with kiosks, same-day delivery Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amazon expands access to weight-loss pill with kiosks, same-day delivery
The company will stock Eli Lillys new GLP-1 pill at clinic kiosks and expand same-day deli... More

04/09/2026

Portland’s Thompson Elk statue returns downtown after years of repairs Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland’s Thompson Elk statue returns downtown after years of repairs
After six years Portlands iconic Thompson Elk statue returns downtown following extensive ... More

04/09/2026

Fertility trends, supplement warnings, brain-boosting diets and what marriage may mean for cancer risk Featured News by Oregon Today News
Fertility trends, supplement warnings, brain-boosting diets and what marriage may mean for cancer risk
Four new health findings cover everything from Americas declining birth rate to whats quie... More

04/09/2026

Power outage leaves 3,500 in SE Portland in dark Featured News by Oregon Today News
Power outage leaves 3,500 in SE Portland in dark
A power outage hit Southeast Portland on Thursday morning dropping more than 7000 customer... More

04/09/2026

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