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President Trump announces plan aimed at lowering beef prices Featured News by Oregon Today News
President Trump announces plan aimed at lowering beef prices
The president said he had a commitment that the beef would be sold at 25 below current mar... More

08/21/2026

Walmart, Sam's Club rolling out tap-to-pay options Featured News by Oregon Today News
Walmart, Sam's Club rolling out tap-to-pay options
Walmart and Sams Club customers will soon have another payment option at checkout More

08/21/2026

Millionaire entrepreneur among Americans killed in Kenya helicopter crash Featured News by Oregon Today News
Millionaire entrepreneur among Americans killed in Kenya helicopter crash
A helicopter crash in northern Kenya killed multiple international passengers including se... More

08/21/2026

ACC football player arrested for animal cruelty after allegedly punching dog Featured News by Oregon Today News
ACC football player arrested for animal cruelty after allegedly punching dog
University of Virginia running back and kick returner Solomon Beebe was arrested after he ... More

08/21/2026

This beloved drama series is officially getting a wild spinoff — with the original cast Featured News by Oregon Today News
This beloved drama series is officially getting a wild spinoff — with the original cast
The hit FX series Sons of Anarchy is officially getting a spinoff but youve never seen th... More

08/21/2026

‘Outer Banks’ star saves co-star from drowning during filming: ‘That’s not acting’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘Outer Banks’ star saves co-star from drowning during filming: ‘That’s not acting’
Chase Stokes rescued his Outer Banks co-star Madison Bailey from a life-threatening situat... More

08/21/2026

Walmart adds new ways to pay and it’s been a long time coming Featured News by Oregon Today News
Walmart adds new ways to pay and it’s been a long time coming
Walmart will finally begin accepting tap-to-pay options like Apple Pay and Google Pay at c... More

08/21/2026

Beloved young singer killed in crash at 21: ‘Will live forever in our hearts’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Beloved young singer killed in crash at 21: ‘Will live forever in our hearts’
Germn Medina a beloved singer was killed this week in a vehicle crash in Nayarit Mexico More

08/21/2026

Overturned semi backs up traffic at I-5 exit in North Portland Featured News by Oregon Today News
Overturned semi backs up traffic at I-5 exit in North Portland
An overturned semi-trailer has backed up traffic in North Portland Friday morning More

08/21/2026

Over 1,662 flights delayed, 153 canceled amid widespread U.S. travel disruptions Featured News by Oregon Today News
Over 1,662 flights delayed, 153 canceled amid widespread U.S. travel disruptions
Flight cancellations and delays disrupted operations at multiple airports across the US More

08/21/2026

Some Trader Joe's fans are obsessed with the new jalapeño bark — others won't go near it Featured News by Oregon Today News
Some Trader Joe's fans are obsessed with the new jalapeño bark — others won't go near it
Trader Joes newest chocolate-bark flavor combination has created quite a stir online More

08/21/2026

Federal appeals court halts ruling allowing thousands of college players extra year of eligibility Featured News by Oregon Today News
Federal appeals court halts ruling allowing thousands of college players extra year of eligibility
DENVER A federal appeals court on Friday temporarily halted a court order that would have... More

08/21/2026

Popular pizza chain to deploy vending machines nationwide Featured News by Oregon Today News
Popular pizza chain to deploy vending machines nationwide
Look around next time youre in a public space you might see a pizza vending machine More

08/21/2026

Navy considers renaming carrier slated to honor Black war hero, possibly switching it to President Trump Featured News by Oregon Today News
Navy considers renaming carrier slated to honor Black war hero, possibly switching it to President Trump
The US Navy is reportedly considering renaming an aircraft carrier under construction that... More

08/21/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Blackberry Arts Festival Returns to Downtown Coos Bay One of Coos Bay’s favorite summer traditions returns to downtown this weekend as the Blackberry Arts Festival fills Central Avenue on Saturday, August 22, and Sunday, August 23. For more than four decades, the Blackberry Arts Festival has brought residents and visitors together to celebrate the creativity of our community and the unique character of the South Coast. What began as a way to showcase local artists during blackberry season has grown into a much-loved annual tradition and an opportunity to gather together in the heart of downtown Coos Bay. Throughout the weekend, downtown will come alive with live music, delicious food, handcrafted items, and, of course, plenty of blackberry-inspired treats. Live performances will take place on the Blackberry Jam stage both Saturday and Sunday, providing a great soundtrack for a weekend spent exploring the festival. Blackberries will also take center stage during the 4th Annual “It’s All Berry Good” recipe contest on Saturday. Community members are invited to put their favorite blackberry recipes to the test. It is a fun addition to the weekend and a fitting way to celebrate the berry that inspired the festival. The Blackberry Arts Festival is also a wonderful opportunity to spend some time downtown. While enjoying the festival, I encourage you to visit our local shops, restaurants, and businesses and experience all that downtown Coos Bay has to offer. Events like this do not happen without a great deal of planning and the efforts of many people. I would like to thank the Coos Bay Downtown Association, its volunteers, participating businesses, artists and vendors, sponsors, and City staff who work behind the scenes to make this annual event possible. The festival is free and family-friendly, with activities centered along Central Avenue. Festival hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Whether the Blackberry Arts Festival has been an annual tradition for your family or this will be your first visit, I hope you will take some time this weekend to come downtown and enjoy the art, music, food, and festivities. The festival is always a fun weekend in Coos Bay, and I look forward to seeing our downtown filled once again with residents and visitors enjoying the Blackberry Arts Festival. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Blackberry Arts Festival Returns to Downtown Coos Bay One of Coos Bay’s favorite summer traditions returns to downtown this weekend as the Blackberry Arts Festival fills Central Avenue on Saturday, August 22, and Sunday, August 23. For more than four decades, the Blackberry Arts Festival has brought residents and visitors together to celebrate the creativity of our community and the unique character of the South Coast. What began as a way to showcase local artists during blackberry season has grown into a much-loved annual tradition and an opportunity to gather together in the heart of downtown Coos Bay. Throughout the weekend, downtown will come alive with live music, delicious food, handcrafted items, and, of course, plenty of blackberry-inspired treats. Live performances will take place on the Blackberry Jam stage both Saturday and Sunday, providing a great soundtrack for a weekend spent exploring the festival. Blackberries will also take center stage during the 4th Annual “It’s All Berry Good” recipe contest on Saturday. Community members are invited to put their favorite blackberry recipes to the test. It is a fun addition to the weekend and a fitting way to celebrate the berry that inspired the festival. The Blackberry Arts Festival is also a wonderful opportunity to spend some time downtown. While enjoying the festival, I encourage you to visit our local shops, restaurants, and businesses and experience all that downtown Coos Bay has to offer. Events like this do not happen without a great deal of planning and the efforts of many people. I would like to thank the Coos Bay Downtown Association, its volunteers, participating businesses, artists and vendors, sponsors, and City staff who work behind the scenes to make this annual event possible. The festival is free and family-friendly, with activities centered along Central Avenue. Festival hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Whether the Blackberry Arts Festival has been an annual tradition for your family or this will be your first visit, I hope you will take some time this weekend to come downtown and enjoy the art, music, food, and festivities. The festival is always a fun weekend in Coos Bay, and I look forward to seeing our downtown filled once again with residents and visitors enjoying the Blackberry Arts Festival. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Blackberry Arts Festival Returns to Downtown Coos Bay One of Coos Bays fa... More

08/21/2026

33rd annual Kool Coastal Nights, Aug. 21 Featured News by JC News
33rd annual Kool Coastal Nights, Aug. 21
Once again vintage custom cars and trucks will line up in Winchester Bay for the 33rd Annu... More

08/21/2026

Editorial: Should Oregon do audits of its incentive programs? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Editorial: Should Oregon do audits of its incentive programs?
Big News The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality recently announced Almost every pe... More

08/21/2026

‘Peddlers of Hate’ Recounts the KKK’s Reign in Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘Peddlers of Hate’ Recounts the KKK’s Reign in Oregon
The Ku Klux Klan was a thing in Oregon in the early 1920sa big thing particularly in Portl... More

08/21/2026

Reporter's Notebook: Getting pricked by the Central Oregon blood crisis Featured News by Oregon Today News
Reporter's Notebook: Getting pricked by the Central Oregon blood crisis
As a health and public safety reporter for The Bulletin I spend most of my time researchin... More

08/21/2026

Heads up.. Tomorrow Friday 8/21/26 we will be closing at 4pm..The bead store will close at 3:30..See you Saturday 11-5 Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Heads up.. Tomorrow Friday 8/21/26 we will be closing at 4pm..The bead store will close at 3:30..See you Saturday 11-5
Heads up Tomorrow Friday 82126 we will be closing at 4pmThe bead store will close at 330Se... More

08/21/2026

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