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This dad broke the world record for fastest mile run while pushing a stroller Featured News by Oregon Today News
This dad broke the world record for fastest mile run while pushing a stroller
As a former Division I runner at Miami University in Oxford Ohio Stephen Biebelhausen stil... More

08/14/2026

5 dead after record-breaking rain floods near Tokyo Featured News by Oregon Today News
5 dead after record-breaking rain floods near Tokyo
At least five people are dead and more than 20 are injured after record-breaking rainfall ... More

08/14/2026

Fast-food burger chain with devoted cult following opens new location Featured News by Oregon Today News
Fast-food burger chain with devoted cult following opens new location
In-N-Out has a new location More

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Fans devastated by Nickelodeon star’s sudden death: ‘Hard to believe’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Fans devastated by Nickelodeon star’s sudden death: ‘Hard to believe’
All That alum Christy Knowings died at age 46 on Tuesday Aug 11 and her fans are heartbro... More

08/14/2026

Rookie second-round pick suffers serious injury in NFL preseason game Featured News by Oregon Today News
Rookie second-round pick suffers serious injury in NFL preseason game
Arizona Cardinals rookie offensive lineman Chase Bisontis suffered an injury that head coa... More

08/14/2026

Country music singer breaks shoulder in tour bus crash, pulled through windshield Featured News by Oregon Today News
Country music singer breaks shoulder in tour bus crash, pulled through windshield
Country rapper Colt Ford broke his shoulder Wednesday when his tour bus crashed into a dit... More

08/14/2026

48K fire pits sold by Marshalls, Macy’s recalled after consumer suffers third-degree burns Featured News by Oregon Today News
48K fire pits sold by Marshalls, Macy’s recalled after consumer suffers third-degree burns
Nearly 50000 Brookstone-branded tabletop fire pits sold at major retailers including Marsh... More

08/14/2026

Hawaii hurricane warning to affect flights, cruises: Are your travel plans affected? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Hawaii hurricane warning to affect flights, cruises: Are your travel plans affected?
Hawaii is bracing itself for a category 1 hurricane to make landfall on the big island of ... More

08/14/2026

Oregon Ducks land 4-star linebacker recruit out of Ohio State’s backyard Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Ducks land 4-star linebacker recruit out of Ohio State’s backyard
The Oregon Ducks secured the commitment of an elite linebacker prospect from the state of ... More

08/14/2026

Why Friday’s courtroom twist could reshape a major case Featured News by Oregon Today News
Why Friday’s courtroom twist could reshape a major case
Luigi Mangione unexpectedly pleaded guilty Friday to federal stalking charges connected to... More

08/14/2026

Ex-Trump official rips former colleague, ‘machine-gunning liar’ Karoline Leavitt Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ex-Trump official rips former colleague, ‘machine-gunning liar’ Karoline Leavitt
Anthony Scaramucci isnt one to hold back and when the topic turned to departing White Hous... More

08/14/2026

A historic venue is serving Mexican-inspired brunch in an Instagram-worthy space filled with flowers Featured News by Oregon Today News
A historic venue is serving Mexican-inspired brunch in an Instagram-worthy space filled with flowers
A downtown Hillsboro building thats had such varied roles as bank and movie theater in its... More

08/14/2026

Beloved reality star, 44, found dead in overflowing bathtub Featured News by Oregon Today News
Beloved reality star, 44, found dead in overflowing bathtub
On Thursday it was revealed that Tyler Duckworth a two-time winner of MTVs The Challenge a... More

08/14/2026

Mangione pleads guilty in federal court, leaving fate of state trial uncertain Featured News by Oregon Today News
Mangione pleads guilty in federal court, leaving fate of state trial uncertain
Luigi Mangione the 28-year-old accused of killing a health care executive on a Manhattan s... More

08/14/2026

Make memories at Pithitude😊❤️🦋 We are open every day but Monday 10 AM to 4 PM Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Make memories at Pithitude😊❤️🦋 We are open every day but Monday 10 AM to 4 PM
Make memories at Pithitude We are open every day but Monday 10 AM to 4 PM More

08/14/2026

Eugene Family YMCA shuts down Friday, cites safety concerns after ex-staff comments Featured News by Oregon Today News
Eugene Family YMCA shuts down Friday, cites safety concerns after ex-staff comments
The Eugene Family YMCA closed all of its programs and facilities Friday after comments mad... More

08/14/2026

Oregon treasurer urges Trump admin to end tariffs amid ‘chaos’ for beer, wine industries Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon treasurer urges Trump admin to end tariffs amid ‘chaos’ for beer, wine industries
Oregon State Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner is calling on the Trump administration to end tar... More

08/14/2026

Wabash partners with Oregon company to serve West Coast customers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wabash partners with Oregon company to serve West Coast customers
Lafayette-based trailer and truck body manufacturer Wabash has announced a partnership wit... More

08/14/2026

Flash Flooding and Debris Flows Possible Near Idaho, Oregon Burn Scars Featured News by Oregon Today News
Flash Flooding and Debris Flows Possible Near Idaho, Oregon Burn Scars
Several wildfire burn scars in Idaho and Oregon could see flash flooding and debris flow F... More

08/14/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Take Another Look at Your Hometown When you have lived somewhere for a long time, it can be easy to stop noticing the things around you. We drive the same streets, pass the same buildings, visit the same businesses, and go about our daily routines without always stopping to see our community the way someone visiting for the first time might. So, before summer gets away from us, I would like to offer a simple challenge: take another look at your hometown. Spend an afternoon walking through downtown. Head out to Empire and stop somewhere you have not visited in a while, or make your way over to Eastside and spend some time at the boat ramp watching the activity on the bay. Take a walk along the waterfront, visit one of our parks, try a locally owned restaurant or shop, or attend a community event. Even taking a different route home can give you a chance to notice something you may have been passing by every day. You might see a building with a fresh coat of paint, a new business that has opened, flowers planted along a sidewalk, families enjoying one of our parks, or volunteers giving their time to improve our community. You may also notice places where there is still work to be done. That is part of knowing your community, too. Taking pride in where we live does not mean overlooking our challenges; it means recognizing what we have while continuing to work toward what we want Coos Bay to become. Our community has a long history and a character all its own. Like every community, we face challenges, but we also have people who continue to invest their time, energy, ideas, and resources here because they believe Coos Bay is worth investing in. Sometimes community pride begins with simply taking another look at the place we call home. This August, I hope you will take a little time to explore Coos Bay as though you were seeing it for the first time. Support a local business. Enjoy one of our public spaces. Say hello to someone you know—or perhaps someone you do not. Look around, take in what is changing, appreciate what has been here all along, and remember some of the reasons we are fortunate to call Coos Bay home. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos BayPhotos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Take Another Look at Your Hometown When you have lived somewhere for a long time, it can be easy to stop noticing the things around you. We drive the same streets, pass the same buildings, visit the same businesses, and go about our daily routines without always stopping to see our community the way someone visiting for the first time might. So, before summer gets away from us, I would like to offer a simple challenge: take another look at your hometown. Spend an afternoon walking through downtown. Head out to Empire and stop somewhere you have not visited in a while, or make your way over to Eastside and spend some time at the boat ramp watching the activity on the bay. Take a walk along the waterfront, visit one of our parks, try a locally owned restaurant or shop, or attend a community event. Even taking a different route home can give you a chance to notice something you may have been passing by every day. You might see a building with a fresh coat of paint, a new business that has opened, flowers planted along a sidewalk, families enjoying one of our parks, or volunteers giving their time to improve our community. You may also notice places where there is still work to be done. That is part of knowing your community, too. Taking pride in where we live does not mean overlooking our challenges; it means recognizing what we have while continuing to work toward what we want Coos Bay to become. Our community has a long history and a character all its own. Like every community, we face challenges, but we also have people who continue to invest their time, energy, ideas, and resources here because they believe Coos Bay is worth investing in. Sometimes community pride begins with simply taking another look at the place we call home. This August, I hope you will take a little time to explore Coos Bay as though you were seeing it for the first time. Support a local business. Enjoy one of our public spaces. Say hello to someone you know—or perhaps someone you do not. Look around, take in what is changing, appreciate what has been here all along, and remember some of the reasons we are fortunate to call Coos Bay home. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos BayPhotos from Coos Bay - City Government's post
MAYORS MESSAGE Take Another Look at Your Hometown When you have lived somewhere for a lo... More

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