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Summer is coming to an end, and with it goes the splashpad! We'll see you next summer for more fun! Visit https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/updates-announcements for more Parks updates. Featured News by City of Tualatin
Summer is coming to an end, and with it goes the splashpad! We'll see you next summer for more fun! Visit https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/updates-announcements for more Parks updates.
Summer is coming to an end and with it goes the splashpad Well see you next summer for mor... More

09/18/2025

After national search, Portland sticks with ‘trusted leader’ for city’s top public safety role Featured News by Oregon Today News
After national search, Portland sticks with ‘trusted leader’ for city’s top public safety role
Bob Cozzie the longtime director of Portlands 911 system will remain the citys top officia... More

09/18/2025

DeKalb firefighter who died rescuing colleague from warehouse fire being memorialized today Featured News by Oregon Today News
DeKalb firefighter who died rescuing colleague from warehouse fire being memorialized today
Visitation begins at 1 pm at Truist Park before the 2 pm funeral service Fant will be buri... More

09/18/2025

21st Amendment, high-profile California craft brewery, to close, erase dozens of Bay Area jobs Featured News by Oregon Today News
21st Amendment, high-profile California craft brewery, to close, erase dozens of Bay Area jobs
SAN LEANDRO California The shutdown of 21st Amendment Brewery a Bay Area craft beer leade... More

09/18/2025

Comedians, celebrities and writers react to Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension: ‘What is happening to our country?’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Comedians, celebrities and writers react to Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension: ‘What is happening to our country?’
News that ABC had suspended Jimmy Kimmel indefinitely from Jimmy Kimmel Live moved like a ... More

09/18/2025

SAFETY TIPS DURING HUNTING SEASON In the Pacific Northwest, many enjoy the great outdoors while hiking, camping, or hunting. Whether you are a seasoned hunter or just starting out, safety should always be the top priority. Before you grab your gear and start your next adventure, check out the hunting safety tips below. Tip for Hunters: • Check the weather and plan accordingly. • Tell someone where you will be hunting and when you will return. Leave a written plan at home and in your vehicle. • Be familiar with the area and plan for local hazards. • Consider using technology such as a handheld GPS, cellphone apps that use GPS, personal locating beacons (PLBs), or satellite messengers. These can help searchers find you if you are lost or injured. • Avoid wearing white or tan during hunting seasons. Wear hunter orange and make sure it is viewable from all directions. • If accompanied by a dog, the dog should also wear hunter orange or a very visible color on a vest, leash, coat, or bandana. • Check hunting equipment before and after each outing and maintain it properly. Familiarize yourself with its operation before using it in the field. • Always bring rain gear and additional clothing. Use layering techniques to prevent moisture while retaining body warmth. • Carry a first aid kit and know how to use it. • Clearly identify your target before shooting to prevent accidents or fatalities. • Be alert when hunting near developed areas and trails. Other recreationists are in the forest as well. Tips for Outdoor Enthusiasts: • Wear bright clothing to make yourself more visible. Choose colors that stand out, like red, orange, or bright green, and avoid white, black, brown, earth-toned greens, or animal-colored clothing. Orange vests and hats are best. • Protect your dog. Get an orange vest for them. • Be courteous. Once a hunter is aware of your presence, don’t make unnecessary noise to disturb wildlife and avoid confrontations. • Make yourself known. If you do hear shooting, raise your voice, and let hunters know that you are in the area. • Know when hunting seasons are. You may choose to continue to hike but learn where and when hunting is taking place. Consider hiking midday when wild game and hunting activity is at its lowest. • Know your own comfort level. If hunting makes you uneasy, choose a hiking location where hunting is not allowed, such as a national or state park. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
SAFETY TIPS DURING HUNTING SEASON In the Pacific Northwest, many enjoy the great outdoors while hiking, camping, or hunting. Whether you are a seasoned hunter or just starting out, safety should always be the top priority. Before you grab your gear and start your next adventure, check out the hunting safety tips below. Tip for Hunters: • Check the weather and plan accordingly. • Tell someone where you will be hunting and when you will return. Leave a written plan at home and in your vehicle. • Be familiar with the area and plan for local hazards. • Consider using technology such as a handheld GPS, cellphone apps that use GPS, personal locating beacons (PLBs), or satellite messengers. These can help searchers find you if you are lost or injured. • Avoid wearing white or tan during hunting seasons. Wear hunter orange and make sure it is viewable from all directions. • If accompanied by a dog, the dog should also wear hunter orange or a very visible color on a vest, leash, coat, or bandana. • Check hunting equipment before and after each outing and maintain it properly. Familiarize yourself with its operation before using it in the field. • Always bring rain gear and additional clothing. Use layering techniques to prevent moisture while retaining body warmth. • Carry a first aid kit and know how to use it. • Clearly identify your target before shooting to prevent accidents or fatalities. • Be alert when hunting near developed areas and trails. Other recreationists are in the forest as well. Tips for Outdoor Enthusiasts: • Wear bright clothing to make yourself more visible. Choose colors that stand out, like red, orange, or bright green, and avoid white, black, brown, earth-toned greens, or animal-colored clothing. Orange vests and hats are best. • Protect your dog. Get an orange vest for them. • Be courteous. Once a hunter is aware of your presence, don’t make unnecessary noise to disturb wildlife and avoid confrontations. • Make yourself known. If you do hear shooting, raise your voice, and let hunters know that you are in the area. • Know when hunting seasons are. You may choose to continue to hike but learn where and when hunting is taking place. Consider hiking midday when wild game and hunting activity is at its lowest. • Know your own comfort level. If hunting makes you uneasy, choose a hiking location where hunting is not allowed, such as a national or state park.
SAFETY TIPS DURING HUNTING SEASON In the Pacific Northwest many enjoy the great outdoors ... More

09/18/2025

23rd and final: Oregon LB Bryce Boettcher's last rivalry game Featured News by Oregon Today News
23rd and final: Oregon LB Bryce Boettcher's last rivalry game
Oregon LB Bryce Boettcher is the poster child of the DucksFive years and 23 rivalry games ... More

09/18/2025

Is Colorado wine maturing beyond its sweet and fruity reputation? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Is Colorado wine maturing beyond its sweet and fruity reputation?
There was a time less than a quarter-century ago when judges would turn their noses up at ... More

09/18/2025

Kimmel’s suspension is the latest display of Trump’s growing power over the US media landscape Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kimmel’s suspension is the latest display of Trump’s growing power over the US media landscape
President Donald Trump has used threats lawsuits and government pressure as he remakes the... More

09/18/2025

Charlie Kirk's Turning Point taps his widow as its next leader. Questions about its future remain. Featured News by Oregon Today News
Charlie Kirk's Turning Point taps his widow as its next leader. Questions about its future remain.
Erika Kirk has been unanimously elected as the next leader and will serve as CEO and board... More

09/18/2025

Military helicopter crashes near Olympia Featured News by Oregon Today News
Military helicopter crashes near Olympia
TACOMA Wash A helicopter crashed in Washington state near Joint Base Lewis-McChord the US... More

09/18/2025

U.S. Coast Guard rescues whale-watching tour boat with 49 passengers stranded in Yaquina Bay Featured News by Oregon Today News
U.S. Coast Guard rescues whale-watching tour boat with 49 passengers stranded in Yaquina Bay
The US Coast Guard rescued a whale-watching tour boat on Wednesday after the vessel experi... More

09/18/2025

Portland Arts Retreat house with rich history sells for $1.3M Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland Arts Retreat house with rich history sells for $1.3M
The 1912 English Arts amp Crafts house in Southeast Portland that served as the Portland A... More

09/18/2025

We still have three slots available for a FREE sewing class on Monday, September 22 from 5:00pm – 7:30pm! Learn the basics of how to run a sewing machine with Kell Smith of OCATEC, then complete a project for hands-on learning! REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Anyone ages 15+ is welcome to attend. Register @ https://www.coosbaylibrary.org/event/sewing-class-16084 Featured News by Coos Bay Public Library
We still have three slots available for a FREE sewing class on Monday, September 22 from 5:00pm – 7:30pm! Learn the basics of how to run a sewing machine with Kell Smith of OCATEC, then complete a project for hands-on learning! REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Anyone ages 15+ is welcome to attend. Register @ https://www.coosbaylibrary.org/event/sewing-class-16084
We still have three slots available for a FREE sewing class on Monday September 22 from 50... More

09/18/2025

11-year-old Texas girl catches 8.5-foot, 300-pound alligator while hunting with dad, brother Featured News by Oregon Today News
11-year-old Texas girl catches 8.5-foot, 300-pound alligator while hunting with dad, brother
Jocelyn Roberts a student at Tarkington Middle School in Cleveland said they saw about 40 ... More

09/18/2025

UC Berkeley professor warns of ‘unprecedented crackdown’ on academic freedom Featured News by Oregon Today News
UC Berkeley professor warns of ‘unprecedented crackdown’ on academic freedom
The University of California Berkeley is facing backlash after disclosing the names of 160... More

09/18/2025

Trump says he disagrees with Starmer’s decision to recognize Palestinian state Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump says he disagrees with Starmer’s decision to recognize Palestinian state
President Trump said he disagrees with British Prime Minister Keir Starmers decision to re... More

09/18/2025

Helicopter crashes near Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington Featured News by Oregon Today News
Helicopter crashes near Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington
A helicopter crashed in Washington state near Joint Base Lewis-McChord the US Army said Th... More

09/18/2025

Oregon State Beavers All-Quarter-Century team: 2nd-team defense Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State Beavers All-Quarter-Century team: 2nd-team defense
The OregonianOregonLive compiled a list of nominees for an Oregon Ducks All-Quarter-Centur... More

09/18/2025

Migrant dreams Featured News by Oregon Today News
Migrant dreams "extinguished" as 5,000 remain stranded in Mexico City shelters
By Dudley Althaus Edited by Dianne Solis amp Alfredo CorchadoMEXICO CITY With late morni... More

09/18/2025

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