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Will the strikes in Iran raise gas prices? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Will the strikes in Iran raise gas prices?
Some additional pain at the pump is likely according to one expert because Iran controls a... More

03/02/2026

Dear Abby: Argument I had with stepmom, 25 years ago, about true meaning of the holidays still stings Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Abby: Argument I had with stepmom, 25 years ago, about true meaning of the holidays still stings
DEAR ABBY I am tormented by an incident that occurred at a time when I did not have the ab... More

03/02/2026

Abiqua Falls' legacy: Oregon aims for public ownership Featured News by Oregon Today News
Abiqua Falls' legacy: Oregon aims for public ownership
Oregon is taking steps to secure the future of Abiqua Falls for public enjoyment More

03/02/2026

Ouch! Pump prices soaring Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ouch! Pump prices soaring
Gasoline prices have jumped significantly in the past 30 days in Lincoln County and across... More

03/02/2026

FBI investigates Texas bar shooting that killed 2 and wounded 14 as possible terrorist act Featured News by Oregon Today News
FBI investigates Texas bar shooting that killed 2 and wounded 14 as possible terrorist act
Law enforcement officials will provide the public with an update Monday in the investigati... More

03/02/2026

Eugene’s Claim 52 Brewery to take over brewpub where Rogue Ales began its Newport operations Featured News by Oregon Today News
Eugene’s Claim 52 Brewery to take over brewpub where Rogue Ales began its Newport operations
A Newport building that played a role in Oregons craft beer history will remain in the ind... More

03/02/2026

Commentary: Don't balance Oregon's budget on the backs of Black and brown caregivers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Commentary: Don't balance Oregon's budget on the backs of Black and brown caregivers
As we close out Black History Month we must remember what this commemorative month asks of... More

03/02/2026

Seniors - Just a reminder - there is help for college applications and scholarships on Tuesday and Thursday after schoo... Featured News by Reedsport Community Charter School
Seniors - Just a reminder - there is help for college applications and scholarships on Tuesday and Thursday after schoo...
Seniors - Just a reminder - there is help for college applications and scholarships on Tu... More

03/02/2026

California wine giant acquires Oregon brand specializing in white blends Featured News by Oregon Today News
California wine giant acquires Oregon brand specializing in white blends
Jackson Family Wines isnt finished adding to its massive global portfolio of wine brands T... More

03/02/2026

Vote: Which 6A boys wrestler was most impressive at 2026 state meet? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Vote: Which 6A boys wrestler was most impressive at 2026 state meet?
Fourteen champions were crowned Saturday at the 2026 Oregon OSAA high school wrestling 6A ... More

03/02/2026

Trump says Iran operation likely to last 4 to 5 weeks, but could go longer Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump says Iran operation likely to last 4 to 5 weeks, but could go longer
The Middle East faces escalating turmoil as the US and Israel clash with Iran igniting a c... More

03/02/2026

Supreme Court ponders law making it a crime for gun owners to use marijuana Featured News by Oregon Today News
Supreme Court ponders law making it a crime for gun owners to use marijuana
The Supreme Court hears arguments Monday in an important gun case that has united an array... More

03/02/2026

3/2/26 - Deputies and officers teach, attend Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training Last week, the Lane County Regional Crisis Intervention Team hosted a 40-hour Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training at the Springfield Police Department and Hillview Baptist Church in Springfield. This regional training is offered to local law enforcement agencies in Lane County. The Regional Crisis Intervention Team is made up of coordinators from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, the Eugene Police Department, and the Springfield Police Department. The team is assisted by a steering committee made up of stakeholders in the local mental health community. The 31 attendees included deputies, dispatchers, and officers assigned to various roles from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, Springfield Police Department, Eugene Police Department, Oakridge Police Department, Cottage Grove Police Department, and Lane Transit District. CIT Training consists of classroom instruction to educate participants about mental health, addiction, de-escalation, and alternatives to incarceration. The curriculum includes specific lessons about local resources and programs, commonly encountered mental health conditions, tactical communication strategies, and presentations from community members with lived, first-hand mental health experiences. The training includes discussions specific to unique communities law enforcement officers may encounter, such as military veterans, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and developmentally disabled individuals. Near the end of the week of training, attendees participate in scenario training based off of real situations. Finally, the training concludes with a segment on officer resilience and mental wellness. This training provides a solid foundation for local law enforcement to call upon when approaching persons in crisis and to help community members receive the best outcome possible. Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
3/2/26 - Deputies and officers teach, attend Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training Last week, the Lane County Regional Crisis Intervention Team hosted a 40-hour Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training at the Springfield Police Department and Hillview Baptist Church in Springfield. This regional training is offered to local law enforcement agencies in Lane County. The Regional Crisis Intervention Team is made up of coordinators from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, the Eugene Police Department, and the Springfield Police Department. The team is assisted by a steering committee made up of stakeholders in the local mental health community. The 31 attendees included deputies, dispatchers, and officers assigned to various roles from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, Springfield Police Department, Eugene Police Department, Oakridge Police Department, Cottage Grove Police Department, and Lane Transit District. CIT Training consists of classroom instruction to educate participants about mental health, addiction, de-escalation, and alternatives to incarceration. The curriculum includes specific lessons about local resources and programs, commonly encountered mental health conditions, tactical communication strategies, and presentations from community members with lived, first-hand mental health experiences. The training includes discussions specific to unique communities law enforcement officers may encounter, such as military veterans, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and developmentally disabled individuals. Near the end of the week of training, attendees participate in scenario training based off of real situations. Finally, the training concludes with a segment on officer resilience and mental wellness. This training provides a solid foundation for local law enforcement to call upon when approaching persons in crisis and to help community members receive the best outcome possible.
3226 - Deputies and officers teach attend Crisis Intervention Team CIT training Last wee... More

03/02/2026

We’re proud to share that in January, we received a SolSmart Bronze designation through the national Energy Ready Program! 🌞 This recognition highlights the steps we’ve taken to make it easier for residents and businesses to install solar, reduce barriers in our permitting process, and support our goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. Solar-friendly policies, streamlined online permitting, and clear application checklists are just a few of the ways we’re supporting clean energy locally. Learn more about our Community Climate Action Plan at https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/publicworks/webforms/tualatin%E2%80%99s-community-climate-action-plan Featured News by City of Tualatin
We’re proud to share that in January, we received a SolSmart Bronze designation through the national Energy Ready Program! 🌞 This recognition highlights the steps we’ve taken to make it easier for residents and businesses to install solar, reduce barriers in our permitting process, and support our goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. Solar-friendly policies, streamlined online permitting, and clear application checklists are just a few of the ways we’re supporting clean energy locally. Learn more about our Community Climate Action Plan at https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/publicworks/webforms/tualatin%E2%80%99s-community-climate-action-plan
Were proud to share that in January we received a SolSmart Bronze designation through the ... More

03/02/2026

Congress gears up for vote on Trump's war powers in Iran — after the battle began Featured News by Oregon Today News
Congress gears up for vote on Trump's war powers in Iran — after the battle began
Congress is set to vote on bipartisan war powers resolutions this week meant to limit Pres... More

03/02/2026

US stocks slip and oil prices leap with worries that war in the Middle East will worsen inflation Featured News by Oregon Today News
US stocks slip and oil prices leap with worries that war in the Middle East will worsen inflation
Past military conflicts in the Middle East have not caused long-term drops for markets but... More

03/02/2026

Rare 'blood moon' rises early Tuesday. Here's how to watch. Featured News by Oregon Today News
Rare 'blood moon' rises early Tuesday. Here's how to watch.
Before dawn breaks on March 3 the moon will transform into a glowing red orb as a total lu... More

03/02/2026

Editorial: Oregon tries to solve its penny problem Featured News by Oregon Today News
Editorial: Oregon tries to solve its penny problem
We cant say we miss pennies but have you tried to buy something with cash lately Not havin... More

03/02/2026

Oregon’s top high school girls basketball players: Meet the best forwards in 5A Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon’s top high school girls basketball players: Meet the best forwards in 5A
With the 2025-26 Oregon high school basketball season winding down were taking a position-... More

03/02/2026

Indulge your love for books at March's Friends of the Library Book Sale! The sale will take place in the Myrtlewood and Cedar Rooms on Saturday, March 7 (10:00am*-4:00pm) and Sunday, March 8 (12:00pm-3:00pm). *Doors open at 9:00am to Friends of the Library members only! Featured News by Coos Bay Public Library
Indulge your love for books at March's Friends of the Library Book Sale! The sale will take place in the Myrtlewood and Cedar Rooms on Saturday, March 7 (10:00am*-4:00pm) and Sunday, March 8 (12:00pm-3:00pm). *Doors open at 9:00am to Friends of the Library members only!
Indulge your love for books at Marchs Friends of the Library Book Sale The sale will take ... More

03/02/2026

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