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🦀 Dungeness Crab Feast – March 7 Featured News by Bay Area Chamber of Commerce (BACC)
🦀 Dungeness Crab Feast – March 7
Dungeness Crab Feast March 7Tide To Table LLC is hosting the Dungeness Crab Feast on Mar... More

02/12/2026

Ground beef shipped to 3 states, including Oregon, recalled due to E. coli contamination Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ground beef shipped to 3 states, including Oregon, recalled due to E. coli contamination
An Idaho meat company is recalling almost 23000 pounds of ground beef distributed througho... More

02/12/2026

One of Portland’s busiest streets may get a dramatic overhaul. Not everyone is on board Featured News by Oregon Today News
One of Portland’s busiest streets may get a dramatic overhaul. Not everyone is on board
A painstaking transformation is afoot along 82nd Avenue one of Portlands busiest and often... More

02/12/2026

Oregon’s top high school boys basketball players: Meet the best forwards in 6A (Part 1) Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon’s top high school boys basketball players: Meet the best forwards in 6A (Part 1)
With the 2025-26 Oregon high school basketball season past the midway point were taking a ... More

02/12/2026

Oregon teen goes for gold in first Olympics. Here's when Alessandro Barbieri will compete in snowboard halfpipe final Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon teen goes for gold in first Olympics. Here's when Alessandro Barbieri will compete in snowboard halfpipe final
Seventeen-year-old Oregon snowboarder Alessandro Barbieri will compete in the mens snowboa... More

02/12/2026

Asking Eric: Bestie’s habit of not returning calls, texts, leave me feeling ignored Featured News by Oregon Today News
Asking Eric: Bestie’s habit of not returning calls, texts, leave me feeling ignored
Dear Eric I have had a best friend Beth Ive known her since we were 23 years old We have n... More

02/12/2026

Winter Olympics 2026: Livestream links for events and NBC coverage Friday, Feb. 13 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Winter Olympics 2026: Livestream links for events and NBC coverage Friday, Feb. 13
The Winter Games continue for Day 7 in Italy More

02/12/2026

Portland police reveal cause of death for man found in Johnson Creek Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland police reveal cause of death for man found in Johnson Creek
Portland police revealed Thursday that a man found dead in Johnson Creek late last year wa... More

02/12/2026

US Navy ships collide in the Caribbean Featured News by Oregon Today News
US Navy ships collide in the Caribbean
Two personnel reported minor injuries after the collision but both were in stable conditio... More

02/12/2026

Washington state faces unlikely prospect of recovering from ‘abysmally low’ mountain snowpack Featured News by Oregon Today News
Washington state faces unlikely prospect of recovering from ‘abysmally low’ mountain snowpack
This story comes KUOWs Seattle Now podcastThere is still a chance for snow to come to Wash... More

02/12/2026

EPA revokes scientific finding that underpinned US fight against climate change Featured News by Oregon Today News
EPA revokes scientific finding that underpinned US fight against climate change
Environmental groups described the move as the single biggest attack in US history against... More

02/12/2026

Long-term mortgage rate remains just above 6% Featured News by Oregon Today News
Long-term mortgage rate remains just above 6%
The average long-term US mortgage rate is holding at just above 6 after reversing a modest... More

02/12/2026

Oregon DOR kiosks in Eugene, Medford, Bend, Gresham, & Portland offer free e-filing Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon DOR kiosks in Eugene, Medford, Bend, Gresham, & Portland offer free e-filing
With anticipated delays in paper return processing in 2026 the Oregon Department of Revenu... More

02/12/2026

Facing a ‘chilling effect,’ Oregon lawmakers seek to beef up abortion, trans health care laws Featured News by Oregon Today News
Facing a ‘chilling effect,’ Oregon lawmakers seek to beef up abortion, trans health care laws
In the wake of Oregon hospitals ending access to gender-affirming care for minors dueling ... More

02/12/2026

CDC warns travelers amid outbreak of mosquito-borne virus in five countries Featured News by Oregon Today News
CDC warns travelers amid outbreak of mosquito-borne virus in five countries
Three more countries have been flagged this month by US health officials over the outbreak... More

02/12/2026

Arbor Month is almost here! Kids, submit your artwork to the Arbor Month Poster Contest. Deadline: March 1. https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/arbor-month Featured News by City of Tualatin
Arbor Month is almost here! Kids, submit your artwork to the Arbor Month Poster Contest. Deadline: March 1. https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/arbor-month
Arbor Month is almost here Kids submit your artwork to the Arbor Month Poster Contest Dead... More

02/12/2026

Redwood Parks ConservancyCelebrate Valentine’s weekend by showing some love to the places that give us so much 💘 Join u... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Redwood Parks ConservancyCelebrate Valentine’s weekend by showing some love to the places that give us so much 💘 Join u...
Redwood Parks ConservancyCelebrate Valentines weekend by showing some love to the places t... More

02/12/2026

Celebrating a Service-Powered Club and Its Cornerstones: Eugene Southtowne Rotary District Governor Chris Waugh recently visited the passionate and energetic Eugene Southtowne Rotary Club, which meets Thursdays at noon at the Eugene Mission. This deeply service-oriented club has more active projects than you can count and the distinction of having sponsored not one, but TWO satellite clubs. The visit was an opportunity to spotlight the essential members who form the backbone of such a vibrant club. First, every club needs a John Pfanner. A quiet force, John arrives early for every meeting to set up everything from parking signs to the cashier desk. Beyond logistics, he organizes the club's hospital supply program, sending donated medical goods overseas to help start clinics. His consistent, behind-the-scenes work is so invaluable he received two well-deserved awards. Then there's Kathi Hoffer, a Rotarian of two decades with a record of local and international service. A past club president, she expertly navigated the club out of the COVID era, shifting its fundraising model to a more sustainable approach. Her dedication continues as she now supports five Eugene clubs in her role as Assistant Governor. Eugene Southtowne exemplifies how strong, selfless individuals like John and Kathi create the foundation for a club's remarkable service and growth. #Rotary #ServiceAboveSelf #ClubCornerstones #EugeneSouthtowne #RotaryLeadership #UnsungHeroes #District5110Watch video on Facebook.com Featured News by Rotary International District 5110
Celebrating a Service-Powered Club and Its Cornerstones: Eugene Southtowne Rotary District Governor Chris Waugh recently visited the passionate and energetic Eugene Southtowne Rotary Club, which meets Thursdays at noon at the Eugene Mission. This deeply service-oriented club has more active projects than you can count and the distinction of having sponsored not one, but TWO satellite clubs. The visit was an opportunity to spotlight the essential members who form the backbone of such a vibrant club. First, every club needs a John Pfanner. A quiet force, John arrives early for every meeting to set up everything from parking signs to the cashier desk. Beyond logistics, he organizes the club's hospital supply program, sending donated medical goods overseas to help start clinics. His consistent, behind-the-scenes work is so invaluable he received two well-deserved awards. Then there's Kathi Hoffer, a Rotarian of two decades with a record of local and international service. A past club president, she expertly navigated the club out of the COVID era, shifting its fundraising model to a more sustainable approach. Her dedication continues as she now supports five Eugene clubs in her role as Assistant Governor. Eugene Southtowne exemplifies how strong, selfless individuals like John and Kathi create the foundation for a club's remarkable service and growth. #Rotary #ServiceAboveSelf #ClubCornerstones #EugeneSouthtowne #RotaryLeadership #UnsungHeroes #District5110Watch video on Facebook.com
Celebrating a Service-Powered Club and Its Cornerstones Eugene Southtowne Rotary District... More

02/12/2026

Did Portland’s chances for snow next week just get a little better? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Did Portland’s chances for snow next week just get a little better?
Oregon is in the midst of a historic snow drought Ski resorts are closed and the snowpack ... More

02/12/2026

NATURAL GAS SAFETY Many homes and businesses use natural gas for heat and appliances. Natural gas is safe when used correctly, but leaks can be dangerous. Here’s what you need to know: • Natural gas is made to smell like rotten eggs so you can notice a leak. • If you smell gas or hear a hissing sound, leave right away. Don’t use your phone or turn on lights inside the building. • Go to a safe place and call 911 and your gas company. • Don’t light matches, use lighters, or make sparks. • Only turn off the gas if you smell it, hear it, or see signs of a leak—and only if it’s safe to do so. • After an earthquake or disaster, it may take days for help to arrive. Have a plan and a safe meeting place for your family. • Make sure everyone in your house knows what to do if there is a gas leak. • Ask your gas company for more safety information. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
NATURAL GAS SAFETY Many homes and businesses use natural gas for heat and appliances. Natural gas is safe when used correctly, but leaks can be dangerous. Here’s what you need to know: • Natural gas is made to smell like rotten eggs so you can notice a leak. • If you smell gas or hear a hissing sound, leave right away. Don’t use your phone or turn on lights inside the building. • Go to a safe place and call 911 and your gas company. • Don’t light matches, use lighters, or make sparks. • Only turn off the gas if you smell it, hear it, or see signs of a leak—and only if it’s safe to do so. • After an earthquake or disaster, it may take days for help to arrive. Have a plan and a safe meeting place for your family. • Make sure everyone in your house knows what to do if there is a gas leak. • Ask your gas company for more safety information.
NATURAL GAS SAFETY Many homes and businesses use natural gas for heat and appliances Natu... More

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