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Sports legends to mythical creatures: Here's a look at new USPS stamp designs for 2027 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sports legends to mythical creatures: Here's a look at new USPS stamp designs for 2027
The US Postal Service on Monday revealed some of its stamp designs being released in 2027 More

11/09/2026

Bird flu rates rising in geese currently migrating through Willamette Valley, ODFW warns Featured News by Oregon Today News
Bird flu rates rising in geese currently migrating through Willamette Valley, ODFW warns
The state Department of Fish and Wildlife said its receiving increasing reports of sick or... More

11/09/2026

TRINITY JACKSON TAKES OATH OF OFFICE On Monday, November 2nd, 2026, Trinity Jackson proudly took her Oath of Office as a 911 Dispatcher, sworn in by Chief Chris Chapanar. Trinity comes to us from Reedsport, where she currently resides with her family. She grew up in Las Vegas with her adoptive parents and five siblings. She graduated from Reedsport High school in 2025. During high school she also completed a year of classes through SWOCC, focusing on communication and completing coursework to become a caregiver. She has worked as a caregiver for Premier Community Supports and also coaches volleyball for OSAA. Throughout the hiring process, Trinity was consistently noted for having a strong work ethic and an eagerness to learn. Although Trinity is new to dispatch, she has aspired to become a dispatcher for the past eight years, inspired by her aunt, who retired as a dispatcher from the Las Vegas Metro Police. She brings that longstanding passion to her new role. We’re excited to welcome Trinity to the Coos Bay Police Department and the North Coos Dispatch team. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
TRINITY JACKSON TAKES OATH OF OFFICE On Monday, November 2nd, 2026, Trinity Jackson proudly took her Oath of Office as a 911 Dispatcher, sworn in by Chief Chris Chapanar. Trinity comes to us from Reedsport, where she currently resides with her family. She grew up in Las Vegas with her adoptive parents and five siblings. She graduated from Reedsport High school in 2025. During high school she also completed a year of classes through SWOCC, focusing on communication and completing coursework to become a caregiver. She has worked as a caregiver for Premier Community Supports and also coaches volleyball for OSAA. Throughout the hiring process, Trinity was consistently noted for having a strong work ethic and an eagerness to learn. Although Trinity is new to dispatch, she has aspired to become a dispatcher for the past eight years, inspired by her aunt, who retired as a dispatcher from the Las Vegas Metro Police. She brings that longstanding passion to her new role. We’re excited to welcome Trinity to the Coos Bay Police Department and the North Coos Dispatch team.
TRINITY JACKSON TAKES OATH OF OFFICE On Monday November 2nd 2026 Trinity Jackson proudly ... More

11/09/2026

Coos Bay Fire Department 450 Elrod Avenue Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-269-1191 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wildfire Mitigation at John Topits Park November 9, 2026 - Over the next few weeks, the City of Coos Bay’s defensible space project will continue at John Topits Park. The Coos Forest Protective Association (CFPA) will lead this phase of work to remove excessive brush in an effort to reduce the chance that a wildfire spreads through the park or into nearby neighborhoods. CFPA crews will thin dense underbrush along the park’s perimeter and in selected areas within the park. Removing some of this vegetation breaks up the fuel a wildfire can use to spread, helping protect the park and nearby homes. Crews will dispose of the cut brush in small, controlled piles when weather and smoke dispersal conditions are favorable. Burning removes the cut material that could otherwise fuel a wildfire, and some nutrients from the ash can return to the soil. Residents may see smoke and flames during this planned work. CFPA will manage the burns, and the Coos Bay Fire Department will monitor the work closely. If you visit the park, expect extra crew and equipment traffic. Please give crews room to work and follow any posted signs. If you see fire spreading beyond a burn pile or believe there is an emergency, call 911. Thank you for your patience while crews work to protect John Topits Park and the neighborhoods around it. For project questions, call the Coos Bay Public Works at 541-269-8918 Featured News by City of Coos Bay
Coos Bay Fire Department 450 Elrod Avenue Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-269-1191 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wildfire Mitigation at John Topits Park November 9, 2026 - Over the next few weeks, the City of Coos Bay’s defensible space project will continue at John Topits Park. The Coos Forest Protective Association (CFPA) will lead this phase of work to remove excessive brush in an effort to reduce the chance that a wildfire spreads through the park or into nearby neighborhoods. CFPA crews will thin dense underbrush along the park’s perimeter and in selected areas within the park. Removing some of this vegetation breaks up the fuel a wildfire can use to spread, helping protect the park and nearby homes. Crews will dispose of the cut brush in small, controlled piles when weather and smoke dispersal conditions are favorable. Burning removes the cut material that could otherwise fuel a wildfire, and some nutrients from the ash can return to the soil. Residents may see smoke and flames during this planned work. CFPA will manage the burns, and the Coos Bay Fire Department will monitor the work closely. If you visit the park, expect extra crew and equipment traffic. Please give crews room to work and follow any posted signs. If you see fire spreading beyond a burn pile or believe there is an emergency, call 911. Thank you for your patience while crews work to protect John Topits Park and the neighborhoods around it. For project questions, call the Coos Bay Public Works at 541-269-8918
Coos Bay Fire Department 450 Elrod Avenue Coos Bay OR 97420 541-269-1191 FOR IMMEDIATE R... More

11/09/2026

Senate advances sweeping energy legislation in first major action since midterm elections Featured News by Oregon Today News
Senate advances sweeping energy legislation in first major action since midterm elections
The Senate on Monday advanced bipartisan legislation aimed at speeding up permitting revie... More

11/09/2026

How scientists are mapping fish, shellfish in Washington rivers Featured News by Oregon Today News
How scientists are mapping fish, shellfish in Washington rivers
Several years ago researchers with Washingtons Department of Fish and Wildlife started not... More

11/09/2026

James Gunn makes a surprising announcement that could impact DC Comics films in the future Featured News by Oregon Today News
James Gunn makes a surprising announcement that could impact DC Comics films in the future
The direction of DC Comics movies could change after an announcement Monday More

11/09/2026

‘The Voice’ season 30 Live Shows: How to watch free tonight Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘The Voice’ season 30 Live Shows: How to watch free tonight
The red chairs are taking a back seat to Americas votes as The Voice season 30 enters its ... More

11/09/2026

Oregon receives $197 million to boost rural healthcare access Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon receives $197 million to boost rural healthcare access
SALEM Ore KTVZ -- Oregon is getting another 197 million in federal funding to improve heal... More

11/09/2026

11/9/26 - LCSO #26-5533 – Sheriff's Office asks for public’s help locating Missing Person On November 8th at about 8:00 pm, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a missing subject being reported from the 100 block of Lynwood Drive in Eugene. A friend called in reporting 73-year-old Reed Clifton Dehaven left his residence at about 8:30 am and had not returned. Deputies responded and continue to work leads on this case. Dehaven has cognitive issues as well as several major medical concerns and he does not have any of his medication with him. He frequently uses public transportation and LCSO is already in contact with LTD for video surveillance footage from other bus stops. Dehaven is a white male who stands about 5’7” tall and weighs around 210 pounds. His hair is white, but he is balding, and he has blue eyes. He was last seen wearing a black leather jacket, a blue collared shirt, blue jeans and a tan fedora style hat. Dehaven had with him a blue backpack, and a floral lanyard. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating Dehaven. Anyone with information concerning his whereabouts or this case is asked to call LCSO at 541-682-4150.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
11/9/26 - LCSO #26-5533 – Sheriff's Office asks for public’s help locating Missing Person On November 8th at about 8:00 pm, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a missing subject being reported from the 100 block of Lynwood Drive in Eugene. A friend called in reporting 73-year-old Reed Clifton Dehaven left his residence at about 8:30 am and had not returned. Deputies responded and continue to work leads on this case. Dehaven has cognitive issues as well as several major medical concerns and he does not have any of his medication with him. He frequently uses public transportation and LCSO is already in contact with LTD for video surveillance footage from other bus stops. Dehaven is a white male who stands about 5’7” tall and weighs around 210 pounds. His hair is white, but he is balding, and he has blue eyes. He was last seen wearing a black leather jacket, a blue collared shirt, blue jeans and a tan fedora style hat. Dehaven had with him a blue backpack, and a floral lanyard. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating Dehaven. Anyone with information concerning his whereabouts or this case is asked to call LCSO at 541-682-4150.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post
11926 - LCSO 26-5533 Sheriffs Office asks for publics help locating Missing Person On N... More

11/09/2026

ACC football coach makes major staff changes after calling team’s play ‘embarrassing’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
ACC football coach makes major staff changes after calling team’s play ‘embarrassing’
Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key fired multiple assistant coaches on Monday two days afte... More

11/09/2026

Nordstrom Rack has viral beauty picks for up to 75% off during its Early Black Friday sale Featured News by Oregon Today News
Nordstrom Rack has viral beauty picks for up to 75% off during its Early Black Friday sale
Beauty shoppers have a good reason to browse Nordstrom Rack right now More

11/09/2026

New leader hired for Interstate Bridge Replacement project Featured News by Oregon Today News
New leader hired for Interstate Bridge Replacement project
Ron Paananen will take over as the new permanent IBR Program Administrator next month The ... More

11/09/2026

How you can watch ‘Below Deck’ season 13 free with this new streaming deal Featured News by Oregon Today News
How you can watch ‘Below Deck’ season 13 free with this new streaming deal
The waters around Thailand are getting rougher for the crew of the Azul V on Below Deck a... More

11/09/2026

Thank you to the Coquille Valley Elks Lodge #1935 for donating $3,700 worth of food and hygiene items to support Coquille School District students and families! ❤️ The Elks donated $900 worth of supplies on October 2 and another $2,800 worth on October 30. These donations help us keep our district’s pop-up pantry stocked with everyday essentials for families. A big thank-you to Jennifer Parker for writing the grant application and securing the funding, and to Katherine Barton for helping make these donations possible! We’re grateful to the lodge members whose contributions to the Elks National Foundation helped make these grants possible. Thank you also to McKay’s Markets for helping the Elks stretch those dollars so they could provide even more for our families. We appreciate the way you show up for our students, our families, and the Coquille community! Featured News by Coquille School District
Thank you to the Coquille Valley Elks Lodge #1935 for donating $3,700 worth of food and hygiene items to support Coquille School District students and families! ❤️ The Elks donated $900 worth of supplies on October 2 and another $2,800 worth on October 30. These donations help us keep our district’s pop-up pantry stocked with everyday essentials for families. A big thank-you to Jennifer Parker for writing the grant application and securing the funding, and to Katherine Barton for helping make these donations possible! We’re grateful to the lodge members whose contributions to the Elks National Foundation helped make these grants possible. Thank you also to McKay’s Markets for helping the Elks stretch those dollars so they could provide even more for our families. We appreciate the way you show up for our students, our families, and the Coquille community!
Thank you to the Coquille Valley Elks Lodge 1935 for donating 3700 worth of food and hygie... More

11/09/2026

Democrats are lining up to challenge Julie Fahey for powerful Oregon House speaker job Featured News by Oregon Today News
Democrats are lining up to challenge Julie Fahey for powerful Oregon House speaker job
Resounding electoral victories typically offer a measure of job security to political lead... More

11/09/2026

Madsen's return hinges on practice performance this week Featured News by Oregon Today News
Madsen's return hinges on practice performance this week
Whether Boise States Maddux Madsen and Sire Gaines can practice this week will determine w... More

11/09/2026

Northwest Oregon football (5A SD 2): All-league teams, coach and players of the year Featured News by Oregon Today News
Northwest Oregon football (5A SD 2): All-league teams, coach and players of the year
Northwest Oregon Conference5A Special District 2 football all-league selections and indivi... More

11/09/2026

Charlie Kirk’s family ‘deeply disappointed’ over trial date Featured News by Oregon Today News
Charlie Kirk’s family ‘deeply disappointed’ over trial date
Charlie Kirks family is deeply disappointed after a Utah judge ruled the man accused of as... More

11/09/2026

Hydro Flask is clearing out water bottles, tumblers & more with deals up to 50% off Featured News by Oregon Today News
Hydro Flask is clearing out water bottles, tumblers & more with deals up to 50% off
Hydro Flask is clearing out its drinkware inventory to make room for some new arrivals and... More

11/09/2026

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