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10 most expensive homes sold on the northern Oregon coast, April 8-14 Featured News by Oregon Today News
10 most expensive homes sold on the northern Oregon coast, April 8-14
A house in Gaston that sold for 12 million tops the list of the most expensive residential... More

04/19/2024

10 most expensive homes sold in central Oregon, April 8-14 Featured News by Oregon Today News
10 most expensive homes sold in central Oregon, April 8-14
A house in Bend that sold for 23 million tops the list of the most expensive residential r... More

04/19/2024

Oregon State transfer kicker Atticus Sappington joins Oregon Ducks: ‘It was time for me to move on’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State transfer kicker Atticus Sappington joins Oregon Ducks: ‘It was time for me to move on’
Waiting to be interviewed by press gathered at the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex in Eugene Orego... More

04/19/2024

5 Black Environmentalists you should know Featured News by Oregon Today News
5 Black Environmentalists you should know
Environmental Justice has long been a Black issue our communities have historically and ev... More

04/19/2024

Sunny and 75 on Friday in Portland metro area gives way to cooler, wetter weather over weekend Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sunny and 75 on Friday in Portland metro area gives way to cooler, wetter weather over weekend
The Portland metro area will reach 75 degrees Fahrenheit Friday with clear sunny skies More

04/19/2024

Taylor Swift drops 15 new songs on double album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Taylor Swift drops 15 new songs on double album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology’
NEW YORK AP Could there be a Taylor Swift new album rollout without a few additional surp... More

04/19/2024

Photos: United Arab Emirates sees its heaviest rains in 75 years Featured News by Oregon Today News
Photos: United Arab Emirates sees its heaviest rains in 75 years
DUBAI Schools and businesses have been closed across the United Arab Emirates after the c... More

04/19/2024

Google worker says the company is ‘silencing our voices’ after dozens are fired Featured News by Oregon Today News
Google worker says the company is ‘silencing our voices’ after dozens are fired
The first time Zelda Montes heard about Googles Project Nimbus was about six months ago ev... More

04/19/2024

Amsterdam was flooded with tourists in 2023, so it won’t allow any more hotels Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amsterdam was flooded with tourists in 2023, so it won’t allow any more hotels
Amsterdams local government is cracking down on local over-tourism by putting a ban on new... More

04/19/2024

Find a hidden wildflower paradise at Camassia Natural Area in West Linn Featured News by Oregon Today News
Find a hidden wildflower paradise at Camassia Natural Area in West Linn
It doesnt look like much at first a small gravel parking area at the end of a neighborhoo... More

04/19/2024

Families of two kayakers who drowned in one of Oregon’s 200 ‘killer dams’ sue for $50 million Featured News by Oregon Today News
Families of two kayakers who drowned in one of Oregon’s 200 ‘killer dams’ sue for $50 million
The families of a couple who drowned while kayaking over a small underwater dam filed a pa... More

04/19/2024

Bauman’s Cider opens 1st Portland location Featured News by Oregon Today News
Bauman’s Cider opens 1st Portland location
Baumans Cider of Gervais on Friday holds the grand opening of its first tasting room and r... More

04/19/2024

City Liquidators’ Pam Pelett focuses on the ‘little things’ to help homeless campers near iconic store Readers respond: Take act... Featured News by Oregon Today News
City Liquidators’ Pam Pelett focuses on the ‘little things’ to help homeless campers near iconic store Readers respond: Take act...
For Pelett who has run the business empire since the death of her husband store founder W... More

04/19/2024

Timberline ski area closed after lodge catches fire Featured News by Oregon Today News
Timberline ski area closed after lodge catches fire
Timberline ski area is closed Friday following a fire at the Timberline Lodge on Mount Hoo... More

04/19/2024

Portland Winterhawks at Everett Silvertips, Game 4: Preview, updates, chat, how to listen and watch Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland Winterhawks at Everett Silvertips, Game 4: Preview, updates, chat, how to listen and watch
What The Portland Winterhawks 55-15-4-1 take on the Everett Silvertips 49-22-2-3 in Game 4... More

04/19/2024

How this Black farmer uses birding to build community Featured News by Oregon Today News
How this Black farmer uses birding to build community
Alabama native conservationist and birder Christopher Joe spent much of his childhood outd... More

04/19/2024

Readers respond: Take action against graffiti Featured News by Oregon Today News
Readers respond: Take action against graffiti
Our once beautiful city is awash in graffiti Another prolific tagging suspect indicted acc... More

04/19/2024

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Spring is in the air and we are waking up to more sunny days than rainy days. This is a time for spring cleaning and preparing for the busy summer months. Spring cleaning throughout the City is important as we all spend more time outdoors and we have the opportunity to showcase the beauty of our community and surrounding natural environment. Many in our community have started this work with pulling down the cobwebs, cleaning gutters, even adding some fresh paint. There are several opportunities coming up where you can lend a helping hand towards a similar effort: Bay Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting their annual Bay Area Brigade focused on cleaning up areas surrounding Hwy 101 in Coos Bay and North Bend. This event is planned for May 4, 2024, starting at the North Bend Fire Department at 8:30 a.m. The event ends at the Coos Bay Fire Department at 11:30 a.m. where the winning team (Marshfield, North Bend, Southwestern) is awarded the coveted trophy. Oregon’s Bay Area Beautification (OBAB) holds their Second Saturday Cleanup each month at various locations throughout the Coos Bay/North Bend area. On May 11, 2024 they will meet at the Marshfield Pioneer Cemetery to clean up the grounds in preparation of Memorial Day. For more information contact OBAB at https://www.4obab.org/. United Way holds their annual Day of Caring in Coos County on June 8, 2024. This event gathers volunteers to help those in our community to get their yards in shape, who are otherwise unable to complete this work on their own. Check-in is at the Coos Bay Fire Department and the event runs from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. For more information and to sign up contact the local United Way office at 541-267-5202 or info@unitedwayswo.org. Additionally, this is the time that area businesses can spruce up their ‘front door,’ including surrounding sidewalk areas, helping to get ready for the summer foot traffic. As you likely know, property owners are responsible for sidewalks that adjoin their property, allowing for everyone to pitch in on the clean-up effort. And if you are feeling extra energetic, after tackling projects at your home and participating in one or all of the events above, check out Adopt One Block. This organization supports individuals in their effort to take care of their communities. Registration provides an opportunity to select your block for adoption, commit to a year of regular weekly cleanups, and the organization even provides supplies to complete this work. The Coos Bay Farmers Market is nearly upon us and summer festivities will follow shortly, including Coos Bay’s 150th Birthday. Get out and enjoy the sunshine as spring unfolds into summer. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Spring is in the air and we are waking up to more sunny days than rainy days. This is a time for spring cleaning and preparing for the busy summer months. Spring cleaning throughout the City is important as we all spend more time outdoors and we have the opportunity to showcase the beauty of our community and surrounding natural environment. Many in our community have started this work with pulling down the cobwebs, cleaning gutters, even adding some fresh paint. There are several opportunities coming up where you can lend a helping hand towards a similar effort: Bay Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting their annual Bay Area Brigade focused on cleaning up areas surrounding Hwy 101 in Coos Bay and North Bend. This event is planned for May 4, 2024, starting at the North Bend Fire Department at 8:30 a.m. The event ends at the Coos Bay Fire Department at 11:30 a.m. where the winning team (Marshfield, North Bend, Southwestern) is awarded the coveted trophy. Oregon’s Bay Area Beautification (OBAB) holds their Second Saturday Cleanup each month at various locations throughout the Coos Bay/North Bend area. On May 11, 2024 they will meet at the Marshfield Pioneer Cemetery to clean up the grounds in preparation of Memorial Day. For more information contact OBAB at https://www.4obab.org/. United Way holds their annual Day of Caring in Coos County on June 8, 2024. This event gathers volunteers to help those in our community to get their yards in shape, who are otherwise unable to complete this work on their own. Check-in is at the Coos Bay Fire Department and the event runs from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. For more information and to sign up contact the local United Way office at 541-267-5202 or [email protected]. Additionally, this is the time that area businesses can spruce up their ‘front door,’ including surrounding sidewalk areas, helping to get ready for the summer foot traffic. As you likely know, property owners are responsible for sidewalks that adjoin their property, allowing for everyone to pitch in on the clean-up effort. And if you are feeling extra energetic, after tackling projects at your home and participating in one or all of the events above, check out Adopt One Block. This organization supports individuals in their effort to take care of their communities. Registration provides an opportunity to select your block for adoption, commit to a year of regular weekly cleanups, and the organization even provides supplies to complete this work. The Coos Bay Farmers Market is nearly upon us and summer festivities will follow shortly, including Coos Bay’s 150th Birthday. Get out and enjoy the sunshine as spring unfolds into summer. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Spring is in the air and we are waking up to more sunny days than rainy da... More

04/19/2024

Oregon 4th Congressional District Republican primary conversation: Amy Ryan Courser Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon 4th Congressional District Republican primary conversation: Amy Ryan Courser
Two Republican candidates are hoping to win their partys nomination to upset incumbent Dem... More

04/19/2024

Is Oregon’s paid leave program beset by delays, fraud? State shields basic statistics, presenting incomplete picture of effectiv... Featured News by Oregon Today News
Is Oregon’s paid leave program beset by delays, fraud? State shields basic statistics, presenting incomplete picture of effectiv...
Oregons paid leave program has received many more applications than it has quantified publ... More

04/19/2024

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