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EPA acts to control contamination at JH Baxter site Featured News by Oregon Today News
EPA acts to control contamination at JH Baxter site
This week crews with the US Environmental Protection Agency were sent to the shuttered JH ... More

09/18/2026

Oregon university classified employees authorize strike, could hit picket line this month Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon university classified employees authorize strike, could hit picket line this month
Classified employees at Oregons seven public universities have voted to authorize a strike... More

09/18/2026

2 killed, including Vancouver man, in head-on crash of semi-truck and Jeep in Wasco County Featured News by Oregon Today News
2 killed, including Vancouver man, in head-on crash of semi-truck and Jeep in Wasco County
Two people died Monday night after a semi-truck lost control and collided with an oncoming... More

09/18/2026

Harness the body's own natural healing mechanisms with microneedling! Natural results: 1️⃣ Reduces fine lines... 2️⃣ Re... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Harness the body's own natural healing mechanisms with microneedling! Natural results: 1️⃣ Reduces fine lines... 2️⃣ Re...
Harness the bodys own natural healing mechanisms with microneedling Natural results 1 Red... More

09/18/2026

Private coastline. Ocean views. Your whole crew in one place. Whether you’re celebrating a bachelorette, a birthday, or... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Private coastline. Ocean views. Your whole crew in one place. Whether you’re celebrating a bachelorette, a birthday, or...
Private coastline Ocean views Your whole crew in one place Whether youre celebrating a bac... More

09/18/2026

Major travel destination closes all state parks indefinitely after ‘unreal’ storm damage Featured News by Oregon Today News
Major travel destination closes all state parks indefinitely after ‘unreal’ storm damage
All state managed lands on Hawaiis most picturesque islands are closed More

09/18/2026

Once-ailing toy retailer to open 120 new stores Featured News by Oregon Today News
Once-ailing toy retailer to open 120 new stores
Its not dead yet More

09/18/2026

Visa, Mastercard agree to $167.5M class action settlement: Are you eligible for a payout? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Visa, Mastercard agree to $167.5M class action settlement: Are you eligible for a payout?
The lawsuit alleges Visa and Mastercard prevented the independent ATM operators from lower... More

09/18/2026

What is an associate membership to the EU? Canada would be the first to find out. Featured News by Oregon Today News
What is an associate membership to the EU? Canada would be the first to find out.
Associate membership currently doesnt exist so the EU would have to create the designation... More

09/18/2026

The one juror who changed everything in Lindsay Clancy case now speaks out Featured News by Oregon Today News
The one juror who changed everything in Lindsay Clancy case now speaks out
The lone juror whose vote led to a mistrial in the closely watched Lindsay Clancy murder c... More

09/18/2026

Brazilian police arrest self-confessed serial killer Featured News by Oregon Today News
Brazilian police arrest self-confessed serial killer
The recent arrest of Jorlan Lopes da Silva a 33-year-old self-confessed serial killer by B... More

09/18/2026

Super El Niño could bring Kelvin waves, increasing coastal flooding in Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Super El Niño could bring Kelvin waves, increasing coastal flooding in Oregon
An ocean phenomenon known as a Kelvin wave moving up the West Coast could raise sea levels... More

09/18/2026

OREGON DEPT. OF FISH & WILDLIFE – SOUTH OF CAPE FALCON RECREATIONAL OCEAN SALMON ACTION NOTICE: ADDITITIONAL DAYS ADDED FOR COHO RETENTION Featured News by Oregon Today News
OREGON DEPT. OF FISH & WILDLIFE – SOUTH OF CAPE FALCON RECREATIONAL OCEAN SALMON ACTION NOTICE: ADDITITIONAL DAYS ADDED FOR COHO RETENTION
The National Marine Fisheries Service NMFS in consultation with the State of Oregon the Pa... More

09/18/2026

Editorial: Don't let Oregon's road user charge crash Featured News by Oregon Today News
Editorial: Don't let Oregon's road user charge crash
Starting on July 1 some electric vehicles in Oregon are going to be on the states new mand... More

09/18/2026

List of online social casinos to try late in September: All 8 sites Featured News by Oregon Today News
List of online social casinos to try late in September: All 8 sites
Got a free weekend coming up but no clear idea which sweepstakes casino is actually worth ... More

09/18/2026

Pentagon awards $5.5 billion in missile, parts supply contracts Featured News by Oregon Today News
Pentagon awards $5.5 billion in missile, parts supply contracts
More than 100 countries will receive military hardware parts and repair services under a 4... More

09/18/2026

2 killed as Malawi police rescue kidnapped British woman Featured News by Oregon Today News
2 killed as Malawi police rescue kidnapped British woman
Two suspects are dead Thursday after a police operation in Malawi resulted in the rescue o... More

09/18/2026

Polymarket updates $50 promo code “OREGON” for CFB Week 3 Top-25 games Featured News by Oregon Today News
Polymarket updates $50 promo code “OREGON” for CFB Week 3 Top-25 games
Friday Sept 18 Polymarket updates promo code OREGON as the focus shifts from the NFL to a ... More

09/18/2026

‘This is a solvable problem’: Extreme Ross Island algae bloom could help find a fix Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘This is a solvable problem’: Extreme Ross Island algae bloom could help find a fix
Ross Island Lagoons worst algae bloom could help researchers determine the right solution ... More

09/18/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Big Fun at the Bay A Weekend to Celebrate Coos Bay One of the great traditions in our community returns this weekend with the Bay Area Fun Festival on Saturday and Sunday, September 19 and 20. This year’s parade theme is “Big Fun at the Bay!” and there will be plenty happening throughout downtown Coos Bay over the course of the weekend. Saturday will feature the vendor market along Central Avenue, the 44th Annual Prefontaine Memorial Run beginning at 10 a.m., and the Bay Area Fun Festival Parade at 1 p.m. Later that evening, hundreds of classic cars will take to the streets for Cruz the Coos, another longtime favorite. The fun continues Sunday with vendors downtown and the Pre Run for Kids at the Marshfield High School track. The Bay Area Fun Festival is one of those weekends that really brings our community together. You see families lining the streets for the parade, runners from near and far participating in the Prefontaine Memorial Run, downtown filled with people, and plenty of familiar faces along the way. An event like this also takes a lot of people working behind the scenes. I want to thank the Coos Bay Downtown Association, the many volunteers and participating organizations, our local businesses, and City staff who help make the weekend possible. That includes our Police and Fire personnel who help keep everyone safe, as well as our Public Works crews who put in a great deal of work preparing downtown and supporting the many activities taking place throughout the weekend. I also want to thank our residents and downtown businesses for their patience as streets are closed and traffic is rerouted to make room for the festivities. A little inconvenience for a weekend helps make it possible for thousands of people to come together and enjoy our downtown. Whether you are running in the Prefontaine Memorial Run, watching the parade, checking out the classic cars, visiting the vendors, or just spending some time downtown with family and friends, I hope you will come out and enjoy the weekend. Events like the Bay Area Fun Festival are part of what makes Coos Bay a great place to call home. I hope to see you downtown, and I wish everyone a safe and enjoyable Fun Festival weekend! -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Big Fun at the Bay A Weekend to Celebrate Coos Bay One of the great traditions in our community returns this weekend with the Bay Area Fun Festival on Saturday and Sunday, September 19 and 20. This year’s parade theme is “Big Fun at the Bay!” and there will be plenty happening throughout downtown Coos Bay over the course of the weekend. Saturday will feature the vendor market along Central Avenue, the 44th Annual Prefontaine Memorial Run beginning at 10 a.m., and the Bay Area Fun Festival Parade at 1 p.m. Later that evening, hundreds of classic cars will take to the streets for Cruz the Coos, another longtime favorite. The fun continues Sunday with vendors downtown and the Pre Run for Kids at the Marshfield High School track. The Bay Area Fun Festival is one of those weekends that really brings our community together. You see families lining the streets for the parade, runners from near and far participating in the Prefontaine Memorial Run, downtown filled with people, and plenty of familiar faces along the way. An event like this also takes a lot of people working behind the scenes. I want to thank the Coos Bay Downtown Association, the many volunteers and participating organizations, our local businesses, and City staff who help make the weekend possible. That includes our Police and Fire personnel who help keep everyone safe, as well as our Public Works crews who put in a great deal of work preparing downtown and supporting the many activities taking place throughout the weekend. I also want to thank our residents and downtown businesses for their patience as streets are closed and traffic is rerouted to make room for the festivities. A little inconvenience for a weekend helps make it possible for thousands of people to come together and enjoy our downtown. Whether you are running in the Prefontaine Memorial Run, watching the parade, checking out the classic cars, visiting the vendors, or just spending some time downtown with family and friends, I hope you will come out and enjoy the weekend. Events like the Bay Area Fun Festival are part of what makes Coos Bay a great place to call home. I hope to see you downtown, and I wish everyone a safe and enjoyable Fun Festival weekend! -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Big Fun at the Bay A Weekend to Celebrate Coos Bay One of the great tradi... More

09/18/2026

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