For the best experienceDownload the Mobile App
App Store Play Store
UO xc, Aug. 29
UO xc, Aug. 29
UO xc, Aug. 29

Published on: 08/29/2025

This news was posted by JC News

Go To Business Place

Description

Oregon’s men open the cross-country 2025 collegiate season at the Mizzou Opener, Columbia, MO, Friday, Aug. 29, while the Duck women travel to the UVU Invitational, Friday, Aug. 29, Oren, UT. 

Other Related News

‘Land of Origin’ exhibit showcases the work of one of Oregon’s most acclaimed artists
‘Land of Origin’ exhibit showcases the work of one of Oregon’s most acclaimed artists
‘Land of Origin’ exhibit showcases the work of one of Oregon’s most acclaimed artists

08/29/2025

For a visitor seeing the paintings and prints on display in the James Lavadour Land of Ori...

Pac-12 After Dark, throwback edition: Oregon State vs. California preview
Pac-12 After Dark, throwback edition: Oregon State vs. California preview
Pac-12 After Dark, throwback edition: Oregon State vs. California preview

08/29/2025

CORVALLIS Last year is last year

8/28/25 - LCSO Case 21-6268 Lane County Sheriff’s detectives continue to investigate the death of Shane Sprenger In November of 2021, Shane Sprenger, 47, of Blue River, went missing under suspicious circumstances in the area of Blue River Reservoir. Deputies began investigating, and Lane County Sheriff’s Search & Rescue began searching probable areas, along with friends and family. In June of 2023, partial human remains were discovered in the McKenzie drainage area. They were later confirmed to belong to Sprenger. Subsequent searches of the area did not locate additional evidence. In September of 2023, a bone fragment was located in the McKenzie River near the area and sent to the Oregon State Police crime lab. After significant delays, the family of Sprenger was assisted with fundraising by Dylan’s Legacy, a non-profit that assists families of missing people, to have the bone fragment tested for DNA at Bode Technology in Virginia. On August 28th of this year, the lab confirmed the bone belonged to Sprenger and the family was notified. Lane County Sheriff’s detectives continue to investigate this case, which is still considered active. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Lane County Sheriff’s Office at 541-682-4141 and reference case 21-6268.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post
8/28/25 - LCSO Case 21-6268 Lane County Sheriff’s detectives continue to investigate the death of Shane Sprenger In November of 2021, Shane Sprenger, 47, of Blue River, went missing under suspicious circumstances in the area of Blue River Reservoir. Deputies began investigating, and Lane County Sheriff’s Search & Rescue began searching probable areas, along with friends and family. In June of 2023, partial human remains were discovered in the McKenzie drainage area. They were later confirmed to belong to Sprenger. Subsequent searches of the area did not locate additional evidence. In September of 2023, a bone fragment was located in the McKenzie River near the area and sent to the Oregon State Police crime lab. After significant delays, the family of Sprenger was assisted with fundraising by Dylan’s Legacy, a non-profit that assists families of missing people, to have the bone fragment tested for DNA at Bode Technology in Virginia. On August 28th of this year, the lab confirmed the bone belonged to Sprenger and the family was notified. Lane County Sheriff’s detectives continue to investigate this case, which is still considered active. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Lane County Sheriff’s Office at 541-682-4141 and reference case 21-6268.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post
8/28/25 - LCSO Case 21-6268 Lane County Sheriff’s detectives continue to investigate the death of Shane Sprenger In November of 2021, Shane Sprenger, 47, of Blue River, went missing under suspicious circumstances in the area of Blue River Reservoir. Deputies began investigating, and Lane County Sheriff’s Search & Rescue began searching probable areas, along with friends and family. In June of 2023, partial human remains were discovered in the McKenzie drainage area. They were later confirmed to belong to Sprenger. Subsequent searches of the area did not locate additional evidence. In September of 2023, a bone fragment was located in the McKenzie River near the area and sent to the Oregon State Police crime lab. After significant delays, the family of Sprenger was assisted with fundraising by Dylan’s Legacy, a non-profit that assists families of missing people, to have the bone fragment tested for DNA at Bode Technology in Virginia. On August 28th of this year, the lab confirmed the bone belonged to Sprenger and the family was notified. Lane County Sheriff’s detectives continue to investigate this case, which is still considered active. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Lane County Sheriff’s Office at 541-682-4141 and reference case 21-6268.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post

08/29/2025

82825 - LCSO Case 21-6268 Lane County Sheriffs detectives continue to investigate the de...

'The Office' star forced to evacuate Oregon home as wildfire grows to 22,000 acres: 'This is our fourth evacuation over the last six years'
'The Office' star forced to evacuate Oregon home as wildfire grows to 22,000 acres: 'This is our fourth evacuation over the last six years'
'The Office' star forced to evacuate Oregon home as wildfire grows to 22,000 acres: 'This is our fourth evacuation over the last six years'

08/29/2025

No matter where I go there have been fires ravaging the land

Israel declares Gaza’s largest city a combat zone as the remains of 2 hostages are recovered
Israel declares Gaza’s largest city a combat zone as the remains of 2 hostages are recovered
Israel declares Gaza’s largest city a combat zone as the remains of 2 hostages are recovered

08/29/2025

As the military announced the resumption of fighting that could prevent residents from rec...

ShoutoutGive Shoutout
500/500