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Erin Andrews, 48, is determined to welcome second baby after infertility struggles: ‘I’m not done’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Erin Andrews, 48, is determined to welcome second baby after infertility struggles: ‘I’m not done’
Fox Sports reporter Erin Andrews isnt done growing her family with husband Jarret Stoll More

09/01/2026

Oregon's offensive line had a big question mark — Dan Lanning just answered it Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon's offensive line had a big question mark — Dan Lanning just answered it
EUGENE Oregon football has one less question mark along the offensive line heading into S... More

09/01/2026

Police makes arrests, shut down east Portland nuisance property after years of complaints Featured News by Oregon Today News
Police makes arrests, shut down east Portland nuisance property after years of complaints
Police last week descended on what the city called a long-standing nuisance property in ea... More

09/01/2026

What we learned in Week 0 of 2026 Oregon high school football season Featured News by Oregon Today News
What we learned in Week 0 of 2026 Oregon high school football season
The Oregon high school football season kicked off last week with a smattering of Week 0 ga... More

09/01/2026

Amazon, Walmart, Target: 6 products recalled for serious safety risks Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amazon, Walmart, Target: 6 products recalled for serious safety risks
Thousands of popular products sold nationwide by major retailers including Amazon Walmart ... More

09/01/2026

45TH ANNUAL PREFONTAINE MEMORIAL RUN The 45th Annual Prefontaine Memorial Run will be held in Coos Bay on Saturday, September 19. The competition kicks off with a high school cross country SK team competition beginning at 9:45 AM. The Prefontaine Memorial Run 10K and 2-mile fun run begins at 10:05 AM starting at the corner of 4th and Anderson in downtown Coos Bay. Participants can register online at https://prefontainerun.net/ until midnight on Tuesday, September 15. Onsite registration and packet pick-up will be held at St. Monica Catholic Church Parish Hall, 357 S. 6th in Coos Bay on Friday from 3-6 PM and Saturday morning from 8-9:30 AM. Entry fee for participants in the open 10K and 2-mile fun run, ages 19 & older is $45 through September 5th and $55 thereafter. For runners 18 and under running in the 10K or 2-mile fun run, the race fee is $25 through September 5th and $35 thereafter. Every entrant who completes the race will receive a participation medal. For runners who wish to participate in the Prefontaine Memorial Run, but have a conflict or are unable to travel to Coos Bay on race day, participating virtually is an option. Entry fee for the virtual run is $50, which will include a race shirt (no exchanges), race bib and a commemorative participation medal. Virtual registration will close on September 4th. We are unable to mail virtual packets outside the USA. For the second year, the Prefontaine Memorial Run will pay prize money. Equal prize money will be awarded to the top three male and female finishers in the 10K race only, based on official gun time. • 1st Place: $500 • 2nd Place: $300 • 3rd Place: $200 Area residents should be aware that the entire race route will be closed to vehicular traffic from 9:30 AM to approximately 11:15 am. This includes Anderson Street from Broadway to 7th, Central Avenue from the Dairy Queen to Ocean Boulevard and Ocean Boulevard to Shore Pines Mobile Home Park. Also, 10th Street from Central Avenue to Elrod and 9th Street from Elrod to the Pirate Stadium will be closed. Area residents are encouraged to participate by coming out to the race course to encourage the runners. The Prefontaine Run is held under the direction of the Prefontaine Foundation with community-based support provided by sponsorships or donations from Pacific Properties, Banner Bank, Advanced Health, Farr's Hardware, Bigfoot Beverages, South Coast Family Dentistry, Nasburg Huggins Insurance Agency, and Nike. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
45TH ANNUAL PREFONTAINE MEMORIAL RUN The 45th Annual Prefontaine Memorial Run will be held in Coos Bay on Saturday, September 19. The competition kicks off with a high school cross country SK team competition beginning at 9:45 AM. The Prefontaine Memorial Run 10K and 2-mile fun run begins at 10:05 AM starting at the corner of 4th and Anderson in downtown Coos Bay. Participants can register online at https://prefontainerun.net/ until midnight on Tuesday, September 15. Onsite registration and packet pick-up will be held at St. Monica Catholic Church Parish Hall, 357 S. 6th in Coos Bay on Friday from 3-6 PM and Saturday morning from 8-9:30 AM. Entry fee for participants in the open 10K and 2-mile fun run, ages 19 & older is $45 through September 5th and $55 thereafter. For runners 18 and under running in the 10K or 2-mile fun run, the race fee is $25 through September 5th and $35 thereafter. Every entrant who completes the race will receive a participation medal. For runners who wish to participate in the Prefontaine Memorial Run, but have a conflict or are unable to travel to Coos Bay on race day, participating virtually is an option. Entry fee for the virtual run is $50, which will include a race shirt (no exchanges), race bib and a commemorative participation medal. Virtual registration will close on September 4th. We are unable to mail virtual packets outside the USA. For the second year, the Prefontaine Memorial Run will pay prize money. Equal prize money will be awarded to the top three male and female finishers in the 10K race only, based on official gun time. • 1st Place: $500 • 2nd Place: $300 • 3rd Place: $200 Area residents should be aware that the entire race route will be closed to vehicular traffic from 9:30 AM to approximately 11:15 am. This includes Anderson Street from Broadway to 7th, Central Avenue from the Dairy Queen to Ocean Boulevard and Ocean Boulevard to Shore Pines Mobile Home Park. Also, 10th Street from Central Avenue to Elrod and 9th Street from Elrod to the Pirate Stadium will be closed. Area residents are encouraged to participate by coming out to the race course to encourage the runners. The Prefontaine Run is held under the direction of the Prefontaine Foundation with community-based support provided by sponsorships or donations from Pacific Properties, Banner Bank, Advanced Health, Farr's Hardware, Bigfoot Beverages, South Coast Family Dentistry, Nasburg Huggins Insurance Agency, and Nike.
45TH ANNUAL PREFONTAINE MEMORIAL RUN The 45th Annual Prefontaine Memorial Run will be hel... More

09/01/2026

What’s next if Lindsay Clancy jury can’t come to agreement? Featured News by Oregon Today News
What’s next if Lindsay Clancy jury can’t come to agreement?
Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial said Tuesday theyve been unable to reach a unanimous de... More

09/01/2026

Amazon ran ‘a secret ad surcharge scheme,’ lawsuit claims Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amazon ran ‘a secret ad surcharge scheme,’ lawsuit claims
The Federal Trade Commission FTC together with 22 state attorneys general have filed a new... More

09/01/2026

Judge orders Medford man held on weapons, explosives charges Featured News by Oregon Today News
Judge orders Medford man held on weapons, explosives charges
A Medford man is accused of torching his ex-girlfriends car after planting an explosive in... More

09/01/2026

U.S. job openings rise slightly to 7.3 million as labor market remains sturdy despite higher costs Featured News by Oregon Today News
U.S. job openings rise slightly to 7.3 million as labor market remains sturdy despite higher costs
The newest jobs report showed a slight increase in open positions for July but overall a s... More

09/01/2026

A Salem sweet shop with a viral pastry is about to open near Portland Featured News by Oregon Today News
A Salem sweet shop with a viral pastry is about to open near Portland
The Salem-based husband-and-wife shop is expanding to the Portland area More

09/01/2026

Oregon Lowers Emergency Level Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Lowers Emergency Level
Salem OR -- As containment increases on Oregon wildfires the Oregon Department of Emergenc... More

09/01/2026

Help send the Marshfield High School Marching Band to the Pearl Harbor Day Parade! 🎺🇺🇸 Join us for a Fundraising Dinner on September 12th, 5:00–7:00 PM at Black Market Gourmet (Central Ave, Coos Bay). Enjoy a small-plates dinner (non-alcoholic drinks included, no-host bar available), live music from Marshfield students, and a silent auction. Tickets are $50 per person. How to buy tickets: Stop by Marshfield High School Find a band student Visit the MHS Band booth at the Marshfield football game on September 5th All proceeds support the Marshfield Marching Band’s trip to perform in the Pearl Harbor Day Parade this December. Thank you for your support — we hope to see you there! 🎶✨ Featured News by Marshfield High School
Help send the Marshfield High School Marching Band to the Pearl Harbor Day Parade! 🎺🇺🇸 Join us for a Fundraising Dinner on September 12th, 5:00–7:00 PM at Black Market Gourmet (Central Ave, Coos Bay). Enjoy a small-plates dinner (non-alcoholic drinks included, no-host bar available), live music from Marshfield students, and a silent auction. Tickets are $50 per person. How to buy tickets: Stop by Marshfield High School Find a band student Visit the MHS Band booth at the Marshfield football game on September 5th All proceeds support the Marshfield Marching Band’s trip to perform in the Pearl Harbor Day Parade this December. Thank you for your support — we hope to see you there! 🎶✨
Help send the Marshfield High School Marching Band to the Pearl Harbor Day Parade Join u... More

09/01/2026

Popular singer gives health update after she was seen limping on stage Featured News by Oregon Today News
Popular singer gives health update after she was seen limping on stage
Ariana Grande is pushing through a foot injury as she nears the end of her Eternal Sunshin... More

09/01/2026

Say goodbye to City Furniture — the Florida retailer just rebranded in a major way Featured News by Oregon Today News
Say goodbye to City Furniture — the Florida retailer just rebranded in a major way
If youre headed to City Furniture anytime soon you might see a noticeable change More

09/01/2026

From Bo Nix to Penei Sewell, the Ducks' NFL presence in 2026 is remarkable Featured News by Oregon Today News
From Bo Nix to Penei Sewell, the Ducks' NFL presence in 2026 is remarkable
Nearly an entire rosters worth of former Oregon Ducks players made NFL teams with the seas... More

09/01/2026

Cancer patients’ records exposed during cyberattack Featured News by Oregon Today News
Cancer patients’ records exposed during cyberattack
Health-tech firm Novocure has confirmed it suffered a cybersecurity incident last month More

09/01/2026

Southwest Conference football preview: 2026 team outlooks, predicted order of finish Featured News by Oregon Today News
Southwest Conference football preview: 2026 team outlooks, predicted order of finish
The Oregon high school football season kicked off last week with a smattering of Week 0 ga... More

09/01/2026

Join us from 3:30pm – 4:30pm on the first Friday of each month for Fiber Arts Friday, a monthly meet-up for fiber artists! Bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, needle felting, weaving, spinning, etc.) and enjoy conversation, share ideas, and enhance your skills with other fiber hand crafters. This casual gathering will be located at the tables in the periodical section. Fiber artists of all skill levels are welcome and registration is not required. Tea and snacks will be provided. September’s meeting will be on Friday, September 4. Featured News by Coos Bay Public Library
Join us from 3:30pm – 4:30pm on the first Friday of each month for Fiber Arts Friday, a monthly meet-up for fiber artists! Bring your own project (knitting, crocheting, needle felting, weaving, spinning, etc.) and enjoy conversation, share ideas, and enhance your skills with other fiber hand crafters. This casual gathering will be located at the tables in the periodical section. Fiber artists of all skill levels are welcome and registration is not required. Tea and snacks will be provided. September’s meeting will be on Friday, September 4.
Join us from 330pm 430pm on the first Friday of each month for Fiber Arts Friday a monthl... More

09/01/2026

Dyson unveils $499 toothbrush with built-in camera, AI and water flosser Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dyson unveils $499 toothbrush with built-in camera, AI and water flosser
Dyson is entering the dental care market with a 499 electric toothbrush that uses a built-... More

09/01/2026

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