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US to ban travelers from over 30 countries after National Guard attack Featured News by Oregon Today News
WASHINGTON The Trump administration will be expanding its ban on travel for citizens of c... More

12/05/2025

Penn State AD Pat Kraft calls Oregon ‘frauds’ in leaked audio Featured News by Oregon Today News
Penn State athletic director Pat Kraft does not appear to hold Oregon in high regard More

12/05/2025

🗓️ This weekendDecember 5-7, 2025 at the Linn County Fair & Expo Center 🎄🎄 Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
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12/05/2025

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Nighttime Magic entries close soon! Don’t miss your chance to show off your holiday lights and join the fun. Whether it’s a glowing porch or a dazzling display, we want to see it. Prizes, community voting, and serious sparkle are all part of the magic.  
  
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Nike retro running shoes under $65, more deals an extra 25% off right now Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Nike Cyber Monday Sale runs through the end of the week As it winds down the Beaverton... More

12/05/2025

Rowena wildfire debris clean-up finally gets funding, 3 months after Oregon governor’s promise Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Oregon Department of Emergency Management will provide 35 million to help Wasco County... More

12/05/2025

Trump campaigned for a Nobel Peace Prize. He got a FIFA soccer peace prize instead Featured News by Oregon Today News
WASHINGTON President Donald Trump was awarded the new FIFA peace prize on Friday at the 2... More

12/05/2025

East Portland councilors unveil $21 million proposal to address homelessness Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland City Councilors have spent the past 11 months allowing Mayor Keith Wilson to roll... More

12/05/2025

2025 Kid's Goodie Bag Drive-Thru: Holiday Magic Awaits! Hey Families! Santa is coming to town and he's arriving in a buc... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
2025 Kids Goodie Bag Drive-Thru Holiday Magic Awaits Hey Families Santa is coming to town ... More

12/05/2025

Hipster Santa stays in Portland suburbs for 2025 holiday season Featured News by Oregon Today News
For the second year in a row Hipster Santa has decamped to the burbs More

12/05/2025

Portland Trail Blazers vs. Detroit Pistons: Game preview, odds, TV channel, how to watch Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Portland Trail Blazers play the Detroit Pistons on Friday in an NBA matchup at Little ... More

12/05/2025

Five-star receiver Chris Henry Jr. sticks with commitment to Ohio State over Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon got some early signing period drama just not the outcome it was hoping for More

12/05/2025

MAYOR'S MESSAGE  
  
December is here, and our community is gearing up for one of our most meaningful traditions. The Bus Jam Toy and Food Drive arrives this Saturday, December 6, and the excitement and generosity building around town show how ready we are to support families in need.  
  
For weeks now, donation bins have been filling steadily across Coos County and Reedsport. Businesses, civic organizations, and volunteers have stepped up without hesitation, helping ensure that every child in our community has a brighter holiday season. Whether someone donated a single toy, organized a collection at their workplace, or helped spread the word, each act reflects the belief that no child should feel forgotten this time of year.  
  
Bus Jam Toy and Food Drive began in 2002 as a small food drive created to support the local food pantry. That first year, the event took place at the Pony Village Mall with just one small bus and a handful of volunteers braving cold, rainy weather. In 2018, Bus Jam partnered with South Coast Bykes for Tykes, expanding the effort into an even larger community event. Twenty-two years later, Bus Jam has grown into the largest toy and food drive on the Southern Oregon Coast, providing help to more than 700 families and over 1,000 children from one day old through age 18 across Coos County and Reedsport. Today, Bus Jam continues its tradition of holding the annual collection on the first Saturday of December.  
  
For those who still wish to contribute, there is plenty of opportunity to make a meaningful difference.  
  
Donation Drop-Off Locations — Saturday, December 6, 2025 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.  
  
• Bi-Mart, Coos Bay  
• Bi-Mart, North Bend  
• Rogue Credit Union, Bandon  
  
You may donate a new, unwrapped toy or non-perishable food item at any drop-off location.  
  
As we head into the weekend, I want to express sincere gratitude to the businesses, volunteers, and neighbors who make Bus Jam possible each year. This event is more than a toy and food drive—it’s a reminder that we are one community, looking out for one another. I look forward to seeing many of you on Saturday as we continue this long-standing tradition of generosity and hope.  
  
-Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE December is here, and our community is gearing up for one of our most meaningful traditions. The Bus Jam Toy and Food Drive arrives this Saturday, December 6, and the excitement and generosity building around town show how ready we are to support families in need. For weeks now, donation bins have been filling steadily across Coos County and Reedsport. Businesses, civic organizations, and volunteers have stepped up without hesitation, helping ensure that every child in our community has a brighter holiday season. Whether someone donated a single toy, organized a collection at their workplace, or helped spread the word, each act reflects the belief that no child should feel forgotten this time of year. Bus Jam Toy and Food Drive began in 2002 as a small food drive created to support the local food pantry. That first year, the event took place at the Pony Village Mall with just one small bus and a handful of volunteers braving cold, rainy weather. In 2018, Bus Jam partnered with South Coast Bykes for Tykes, expanding the effort into an even larger community event. Twenty-two years later, Bus Jam has grown into the largest toy and food drive on the Southern Oregon Coast, providing help to more than 700 families and over 1,000 children from one day old through age 18 across Coos County and Reedsport. Today, Bus Jam continues its tradition of holding the annual collection on the first Saturday of December. For those who still wish to contribute, there is plenty of opportunity to make a meaningful difference. Donation Drop-Off Locations — Saturday, December 6, 2025 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. • Bi-Mart, Coos Bay • Bi-Mart, North Bend • Rogue Credit Union, Bandon You may donate a new, unwrapped toy or non-perishable food item at any drop-off location. As we head into the weekend, I want to express sincere gratitude to the businesses, volunteers, and neighbors who make Bus Jam possible each year. This event is more than a toy and food drive—it’s a reminder that we are one community, looking out for one another. I look forward to seeing many of you on Saturday as we continue this long-standing tradition of generosity and hope. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE December is here and our community is gearing up for one of our most meani... More

12/05/2025

Very heavy rain arrives in Portland next week | Weather Impact Alert Featured News by Oregon Today News
KGW has issued a Weather Impact Alert for Tuesday and Wednesday due to the potential for f... More

12/05/2025

Miss Manners: Work event requires us to bring our own dishes, flatware. How does that help the environment? Featured News by Oregon Today News
DEAR MISS MANNERS I received an invitation for a work-sponsored event The invitation state... More

12/05/2025

Two streaming giants to combine in $72 billion sale Featured News by Oregon Today News
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12/05/2025

How the US military shaped the outdoor apparel industry Featured News by Oregon Today News
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12/05/2025

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