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A $4.45M Portland estate with 18 horse stalls and Cascade views is headed for grabs — with no reserve Featured News by Oregon Today News
A $4.45M Portland estate with 18 horse stalls and Cascade views is headed for grabs — with no reserve
A 25-acre equestrian estate along Northwest Portlands Skyline ridge offers the next owner ... More

10/09/2026

NFL legend Mike Ditka dies at 86 Featured News by Oregon Today News
NFL legend Mike Ditka dies at 86
Mike Ditka who won NFL titles as a player and coach with the Chicago Bears has died He was... More

10/09/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Remember Judith Ann Mogan This week, our community mourns the passing of Judith Ann Mogan, whose family name and generosity have been woven into the history of Coos Bay and the South Coast for generations. Judith was the daughter of Al and Hilda Peirce, whose family business, Al Peirce Lumber Company, was once a major employer in our community. As the timber industry changed, the family business changed with it, but one thing remained constant: a commitment to the community they called home. Judith and her mother, Hilda, were longtime supporters of youth and education in our area. Their generosity benefited organizations and programs including the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon, scholarships for local high school graduates, 4-H, FFA, SMART Reading, and many other community efforts. That tradition of giving continued through Al Peirce Co., supporting important local institutions and projects throughout our region. In 2020, following the sale of the Al Peirce Co. timberlands, a portion of the proceeds was dedicated to establishing the Judith Ann Mogan Foundation. The Foundation was created to continue the charitable tradition begun by Al and Hilda Peirce and carried forward by Judith. Today, the impact of that commitment can be seen throughout the South Coast and here at home in Coos Bay. The Foundation has supported organizations and projects serving children and families, education, health care, the arts, recreation, natural resources, and those in need. Its support can be seen in our parks and public spaces and, perhaps most importantly, in the work of local organizations that serve our residents every day. Judith’s contributions to this community will extend well beyond her lifetime. What began with a family committed to the place they called home continues today through organizations, programs, projects, and opportunities that make a difference in the lives of people throughout our region. On behalf of the Coos Bay City Council and the entire City of Coos Bay, I extend our sincere condolences to Judith’s family, friends, and all those who knew her. We are grateful for her commitment to our community and for the enduring legacy she leaves behind. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Remember Judith Ann Mogan This week, our community mourns the passing of Judith Ann Mogan, whose family name and generosity have been woven into the history of Coos Bay and the South Coast for generations. Judith was the daughter of Al and Hilda Peirce, whose family business, Al Peirce Lumber Company, was once a major employer in our community. As the timber industry changed, the family business changed with it, but one thing remained constant: a commitment to the community they called home. Judith and her mother, Hilda, were longtime supporters of youth and education in our area. Their generosity benefited organizations and programs including the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon, scholarships for local high school graduates, 4-H, FFA, SMART Reading, and many other community efforts. That tradition of giving continued through Al Peirce Co., supporting important local institutions and projects throughout our region. In 2020, following the sale of the Al Peirce Co. timberlands, a portion of the proceeds was dedicated to establishing the Judith Ann Mogan Foundation. The Foundation was created to continue the charitable tradition begun by Al and Hilda Peirce and carried forward by Judith. Today, the impact of that commitment can be seen throughout the South Coast and here at home in Coos Bay. The Foundation has supported organizations and projects serving children and families, education, health care, the arts, recreation, natural resources, and those in need. Its support can be seen in our parks and public spaces and, perhaps most importantly, in the work of local organizations that serve our residents every day. Judith’s contributions to this community will extend well beyond her lifetime. What began with a family committed to the place they called home continues today through organizations, programs, projects, and opportunities that make a difference in the lives of people throughout our region. On behalf of the Coos Bay City Council and the entire City of Coos Bay, I extend our sincere condolences to Judith’s family, friends, and all those who knew her. We are grateful for her commitment to our community and for the enduring legacy she leaves behind. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Remember Judith Ann Mogan This week our community mourns the passing of J... More

10/09/2026

When will leaves change color near you? Check our interactive Oregon foliage map Featured News by Oregon Today News
When will leaves change color near you? Check our interactive Oregon foliage map
Fall color is already moving across Oregon and a new interactive map from The OregonianOre... More

10/09/2026

Legendary Bears coach Mike Ditka dies at 86 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Legendary Bears coach Mike Ditka dies at 86
NFL legend Mike Ditka has died according to a statement from his family shared on Friday More

10/09/2026

$6.3 billion Pentagon deal buys more interceptors to shoot down ballistic missiles Featured News by Oregon Today News
$6.3 billion Pentagon deal buys more interceptors to shoot down ballistic missiles
Defense firm Raytheon an RTX business received a 63 billion interceptor contract from the ... More

10/09/2026

ESPN’s Paul Finebaum: ‘Georgia has an Alabama problem’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
ESPN’s Paul Finebaum: ‘Georgia has an Alabama problem’
Theres one thing more than any other that is troubling Kirby Smart and his No 2 Georgia Bu... More

10/09/2026

Michael Kearns, actor and AIDS activist, dies at 76 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Michael Kearns, actor and AIDS activist, dies at 76
Michael Kearns an actor and director who publicly disclosed his HIV-positive status on nat... More

10/09/2026

‘Boy Meets World’ star hospitalized for ‘badly peeing blood’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘Boy Meets World’ star hospitalized for ‘badly peeing blood’
Will Friedle known for playing Eric Matthews in the ABC sitcom Boy Meets World is opening ... More

10/09/2026

10/6/26 - LCSO SAR Rescues Lost Subject near Summit Lake Trail On October 6th at about 10pm Lane County Sheriff Search and Rescue responded to Summit Lake Trailhead for an overdue hiker. The caller became separated from his brother but made it back to their vehicle and called for help. The caller remained at the trail head and waited for searchers to arrive. SAR volunteers trekked in and located the subject uninjured. The individual was guided out in the dark by SAR and reunited with his brother and returned home. This is a great example practicing good tactics in a bad situation. After calling for help the caller remained where he called from; not complicating the issue by going to search himself. The subject who got lost also remained stationery allowing phone pings a better chance of accuracy. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office wants everyone to recreate safely. Please remember, information is crucial to searchers. If you are making a report, ensure you have a way to be reached for additional information. Wanting to help is admirable, but do not put yourself in the same situation as those you are trying save. ⛰️Always tell someone where you are going and when you plan to return. 🌨️Know conditions before you leave - rain in the valley can mean ice up high! ⛺Be prepared to stay out overnight - even if you don't plan to get out of your car. 🗺️Bring maps for offline navigation - cell service can be spotty! 🌊If you go on the water, ALWAYS wear a life jacket! 🛑If you become lost, STAY PUT! Find a way to signal or make your location visible. Always carry a whistle and flashlight in the outdoors – it just might save your life.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
10/6/26 - LCSO SAR Rescues Lost Subject near Summit Lake Trail On October 6th at about 10pm Lane County Sheriff Search and Rescue responded to Summit Lake Trailhead for an overdue hiker. The caller became separated from his brother but made it back to their vehicle and called for help. The caller remained at the trail head and waited for searchers to arrive. SAR volunteers trekked in and located the subject uninjured. The individual was guided out in the dark by SAR and reunited with his brother and returned home. This is a great example practicing good tactics in a bad situation. After calling for help the caller remained where he called from; not complicating the issue by going to search himself. The subject who got lost also remained stationery allowing phone pings a better chance of accuracy. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office wants everyone to recreate safely. Please remember, information is crucial to searchers. If you are making a report, ensure you have a way to be reached for additional information. Wanting to help is admirable, but do not put yourself in the same situation as those you are trying save. ⛰️Always tell someone where you are going and when you plan to return. 🌨️Know conditions before you leave - rain in the valley can mean ice up high! ⛺Be prepared to stay out overnight - even if you don't plan to get out of your car. 🗺️Bring maps for offline navigation - cell service can be spotty! 🌊If you go on the water, ALWAYS wear a life jacket! 🛑If you become lost, STAY PUT! Find a way to signal or make your location visible. Always carry a whistle and flashlight in the outdoors – it just might save your life.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post
10626 - LCSO SAR Rescues Lost Subject near Summit Lake Trail On October 6th at about 10p... More

10/09/2026

Four-star CB Ca'ron Williams heads to Eugene and Oregon is making its case as a top contender Featured News by Oregon Today News
Four-star CB Ca'ron Williams heads to Eugene and Oregon is making its case as a top contender
Oregon and UCLA are in the top tier of programs for four-star cornerback Caron Williams as... More

10/09/2026

What a fantastic turnout for a Friday Line Dance class! The dance floor was full, the energy was high, and everyone brought their smiles and enthusiasm. Thanks to everyone who joined us and made it such a fun evening at the Juanita Pohl Center! Featured News by City of Tualatin
What a fantastic turnout for a Friday Line Dance class! The dance floor was full, the energy was high, and everyone brought their smiles and enthusiasm. Thanks to everyone who joined us and made it such a fun evening at the Juanita Pohl Center!
What a fantastic turnout for a Friday Line Dance class The dance floor was full the energy... More

10/09/2026

Trump says 'jihadist lunatic' lost Michigan Senate debate. What about the polls? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump says 'jihadist lunatic' lost Michigan Senate debate. What about the polls?
Donald Trump on Friday declared Mike Rogers the winner in Thursday nights Michigan Senate ... More

10/09/2026

Mike Ditka, legendary Chicago Bears coach, dead at 86 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Mike Ditka, legendary Chicago Bears coach, dead at 86
Legendary former Chicago Bears football coach Mike Ditka has died More

10/09/2026

Starbucks reportedly exploring shocking takeover of beloved burrito chain Featured News by Oregon Today News
Starbucks reportedly exploring shocking takeover of beloved burrito chain
Starbucks has reportedly assembled a team at advisors to explore the possible takeover of ... More

10/09/2026

Man fighting over a parking spot in Baltimore charged with killing girl at youth football game Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man fighting over a parking spot in Baltimore charged with killing girl at youth football game
A Baltimore man was charged with murder after authorities say he fired a rifle during a pa... More

10/09/2026

Man pleads guilty to running money laundering scheme involving 15,000 US 'mules' for over $10 million in stolen funds Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man pleads guilty to running money laundering scheme involving 15,000 US 'mules' for over $10 million in stolen funds
According to the DOJ Korniev ran an international group that recruited over 15000 mules in... More

10/09/2026

Is the stock market open on Monday for Columbus Day 2026? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Is the stock market open on Monday for Columbus Day 2026?
Columbus Day 2026 which is also known as Indigenous Peoples Day in some communities is obs... More

10/09/2026

Dear Annie: My husband online affair with another woman is destroying our marriage Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Annie: My husband online affair with another woman is destroying our marriage
Dear Annie Back in June I caught my husband talking to another woman She lives in Poland a... More

10/09/2026

Why mailing a ballot close to Election Day may get it rejected for a late postmark Featured News by Oregon Today News
Why mailing a ballot close to Election Day may get it rejected for a late postmark
Relying on the US Postal Service to return a mail-in ballot close to Election Day now come... More

10/09/2026

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