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Polymarket $20 invite code “OREGON” upgraded for WNBA Tuesday, Liberty-Fever Featured News by Oregon Today News
Polymarket $20 invite code “OREGON” upgraded for WNBA Tuesday, Liberty-Fever
For Tuesday Aug 11 2026 Polymarket invite code OREGON is upgraded for a WNBA slate highlig... More

08/11/2026

Reality TV personality pleads not guilty to beheading boyfriend Featured News by Oregon Today News
Reality TV personality pleads not guilty to beheading boyfriend
Australian reality TV alum Tamika Chesser has pleaded not guilty to murdering her boyfrien... More

08/11/2026

Top defense firm lands $132 million aircraft, nuclear arsenal communications deals Featured News by Oregon Today News
Top defense firm lands $132 million aircraft, nuclear arsenal communications deals
Boeing secured two separate contracts totaling 132 million according to Pentagon notices p... More

08/11/2026

📣 Marshfield High School Family Newsletter — First Week of August August is here, and we are excited to prepare for the new school year! Registration is coming up on August 19 and 20. Families should complete the online verification using the registration packets sent home. New students may print a registration packet from the district website or pick one up from the Registrar’s Office. Fall sports and activities are also getting ready to begin! Athletic registration is currently open, and students must complete the registration process before official practices begin on August 17. Bay Clinic will offer sports physicals at Marshfield High School on Wednesday, August 12, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Be sure to mark your calendars for Meet the Pirate Night on August 26 at 5:00 p.m. Come support our fall sports and activities programs! We can’t wait to welcome our students back to campus soon. Go Pirates! 🏴‍☠️💙 #MarshfieldPirates #BackToSchool #GoPirates The Pirate's Compassapp.smore.comThe Pirate's Compass Featured News by Marshfield High School
📣 Marshfield High School Family Newsletter — First Week of August August is here, and we are excited to prepare for the new school year! Registration is coming up on August 19 and 20. Families should complete the online verification using the registration packets sent home. New students may print a registration packet from the district website or pick one up from the Registrar’s Office. Fall sports and activities are also getting ready to begin! Athletic registration is currently open, and students must complete the registration process before official practices begin on August 17. Bay Clinic will offer sports physicals at Marshfield High School on Wednesday, August 12, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Be sure to mark your calendars for Meet the Pirate Night on August 26 at 5:00 p.m. Come support our fall sports and activities programs! We can’t wait to welcome our students back to campus soon. Go Pirates! 🏴‍☠️💙 #MarshfieldPirates #BackToSchool #GoPirates The Pirate's Compassapp.smore.comThe Pirate's Compass
Marshfield High School Family Newsletter First Week of August August is here and we are... More

08/11/2026

Jurors in DC trial find evidence that police, prosecutors missed Featured News by Oregon Today News
Jurors in DC trial find evidence that police, prosecutors missed
A man accused of serial robberies around the DC area had a last-minute twist in his trial ... More

08/11/2026

TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR 3RD ANNUAL OKTOBERFEST AT CHM Tickets are now on sale for the Coos History Museum’s Third Annual Oktoberfest fundraiser, taking place Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the museum. The 21-and-older celebration invites guests to raise a stein in support of local history while enjoying an afternoon of German food, regional brews, live music by the Roseburg German Band, games, contests, a silent auction, a cakewalk, and more. Three ticket levels are available. General Entry is $50 and includes admission, a German meal with bratwurst or a vegetarian option and sides, live entertainment, and access to games, contests, the cakewalk, and silent auction. The $75 Heritage Supporter level includes all General Entry benefits, plus a limited-edition Oktoberfest sticker, a supporter badge, and recognition on the event supporter board. The $125 Legacy Patron level adds one complimentary drink ticket, a Legacy Patron badge, and 15% off one Museum Store purchase during the event. Some contests and prize opportunities require an additional fee. “Oktoberfest is the museum’s largest annual fundraiser and a wonderful way to bring people together,” said Heather Christenbury, Executive Director of the Coos History Museum. “Every ticket helps us preserve and share the history of Oregon’s South Coast while giving our community a memorable afternoon of food, music, and fun.” Proceeds directly support the Coos History Museum’s exhibits, educational programs, collections care, and community outreach. Tickets may be purchased online at https://cooshistory.org/, by calling 541-756-6320, or in person at the Coos History Museum, 1210 N. Front St. in Coos Bay. Advance purchase is encouraged. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR 3RD ANNUAL OKTOBERFEST AT CHM Tickets are now on sale for the Coos History Museum’s Third Annual Oktoberfest fundraiser, taking place Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the museum. The 21-and-older celebration invites guests to raise a stein in support of local history while enjoying an afternoon of German food, regional brews, live music by the Roseburg German Band, games, contests, a silent auction, a cakewalk, and more. Three ticket levels are available. General Entry is $50 and includes admission, a German meal with bratwurst or a vegetarian option and sides, live entertainment, and access to games, contests, the cakewalk, and silent auction. The $75 Heritage Supporter level includes all General Entry benefits, plus a limited-edition Oktoberfest sticker, a supporter badge, and recognition on the event supporter board. The $125 Legacy Patron level adds one complimentary drink ticket, a Legacy Patron badge, and 15% off one Museum Store purchase during the event. Some contests and prize opportunities require an additional fee. “Oktoberfest is the museum’s largest annual fundraiser and a wonderful way to bring people together,” said Heather Christenbury, Executive Director of the Coos History Museum. “Every ticket helps us preserve and share the history of Oregon’s South Coast while giving our community a memorable afternoon of food, music, and fun.” Proceeds directly support the Coos History Museum’s exhibits, educational programs, collections care, and community outreach. Tickets may be purchased online at https://cooshistory.org/, by calling 541-756-6320, or in person at the Coos History Museum, 1210 N. Front St. in Coos Bay. Advance purchase is encouraged.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR 3RD ANNUAL OKTOBERFEST AT CHM Tickets are now on sale for the Coo... More

08/11/2026

Hunters should avoid this type of tree when placing deer stands, DNR says Featured News by Oregon Today News
Hunters should avoid this type of tree when placing deer stands, DNR says
Hunters preparing for the upcoming deer season should avoid placing tree stands in or near... More

08/11/2026

Woman, son sue after finding out Wisconsin fertility clinic’s doctor was sperm donor Featured News by Oregon Today News
Woman, son sue after finding out Wisconsin fertility clinic’s doctor was sperm donor
A mother and sons search for family history through a DNA test instead led to a lawsuit af... More

08/11/2026

License plate readers also track phones, other devices: Here’s how Featured News by Oregon Today News
License plate readers also track phones, other devices: Here’s how
Theres a system out there that not only picks up your license plate number but your phone ... More

08/11/2026

Oregon's offense is stacked — so why is the O-line keeping Ducks fans up at night? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon's offense is stacked — so why is the O-line keeping Ducks fans up at night?
The Ducks Confidential podcast hosted by The OregonianOregonLives Aaron Fentress and forme... More

08/11/2026

Meet the man taking over the Portland Art Museum after its biggest expansion in history Featured News by Oregon Today News
Meet the man taking over the Portland Art Museum after its biggest expansion in history
Almost a year after the Portland Art Museum announced the departure of long-time director ... More

08/11/2026

A weather record from 1936 just fell. Scientists say that’s a big deal. Featured News by Oregon Today News
A weather record from 1936 just fell. Scientists say that’s a big deal.
The contiguous United States experienced its hottest month on record in July breaking a ma... More

08/11/2026

Teitum Tuioti is the son of Oregon's own D-line coach — and he's becoming a star in his own right Featured News by Oregon Today News
Teitum Tuioti is the son of Oregon's own D-line coach — and he's becoming a star in his own right
The OregonianOregonLive is offering a position-by-position fall camp preview for the Orego... More

08/11/2026

Wildfire updates: Hwy 35 closed east of Gov. Camp, new evacuations issued for Grasshopper Fire Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wildfire updates: Hwy 35 closed east of Gov. Camp, new evacuations issued for Grasshopper Fire
The Grasshopper Fire continues to grow in the Mt Hood National Forest forcing new evacuati... More

08/11/2026

Oregon defensive lineman A'Mauri Washington celebrates a sack as the Oregon Ducks host the Indiana Hoosiers Oct. 11, 2025, at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon. Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon defensive lineman A'Mauri Washington celebrates a sack as the Oregon Ducks host the Indiana Hoosiers Oct. 11, 2025, at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon.
Oregon defensive lineman AMauri Washington celebrates a sack as the Oregon Ducks host the ... More

08/11/2026

Man pleads guilty to stealing dozens of trailers in Oregon, Washington Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man pleads guilty to stealing dozens of trailers in Oregon, Washington
A man accused of stealing dozens of trailers in Oregon and Washington earlier this year pl... More

08/11/2026

'Dumping ground': Treatment center flew in Native Americans, left them homeless in Portland Featured News by Oregon Today News
'Dumping ground': Treatment center flew in Native Americans, left them homeless in Portland
Medicine Wheel Recovery Services a St Helens-based treatment center discharged patients to... More

08/11/2026

We are looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow. Reminder: Check or cash (Exact change preferred) for Student Body Fee... Featured News by Reedsport Community Charter School
We are looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow. Reminder: Check or cash (Exact change preferred) for Student Body Fee...
We are looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow Reminder Check or cash Exact change pref... More

08/11/2026

Beloved TV actor dies at 94 after career spanning nearly 5 decades Featured News by Oregon Today News
Beloved TV actor dies at 94 after career spanning nearly 5 decades
Jon Cypher a veteran actor who brought depth to nearly five decades of television and stag... More

08/11/2026

Idaho runner’s race-day outfit looked ridiculous. Then he made history. Featured News by Oregon Today News
Idaho runner’s race-day outfit looked ridiculous. Then he made history.
Most marathon runners look for ways to stay cool and comfortable over 262 miles David Rush... More

08/11/2026

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