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Oregon high school football all-league teams for 2025 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon high school football all-league teams for 2025
Find the 2025 Oregon high school football all-conference teams for 6A 5A and 4A at the lin... More

11/28/2025

Deal: This best-rated ASUS gaming laptop is under $600 for Black Friday Featured News by Oregon Today News
Deal: This best-rated ASUS gaming laptop is under $600 for Black Friday
As the fall season sale wars heat up Walmart is taking aim at PC gamers looking to upgrade... More

11/28/2025

Oregon and Other States Sue to Protect SNAP Benefits for Certain Immigrant Groups Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon and Other States Sue to Protect SNAP Benefits for Certain Immigrant Groups
Oregon sued the Trump administration Wednesday arguing that new federal guidance restricti... More

11/28/2025

Lakers, Rams football teams 'different' from back in Week 2 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Lakers, Rams football teams 'different' from back in Week 2
The Lake Oswego football team preps for its state-title shot against Central Catholic at 1... More

11/28/2025

Small landslide injures hiker in Columbia Gorge Featured News by Oregon Today News
Small landslide injures hiker in Columbia Gorge
A small landslide seriously injured a hiker who was scrambling off-trail on Thanksgiving n... More

11/28/2025

Our holiday market is TODAY and TOMORROW! Stop by between 10 AM and 4 PM to shop local artisan goods, crafts, and more. This is the perfect opportunity to get your holiday shopping done while supporting local artists 🎄🎁 #ShopLocal #cooshistorymuseum #HolidayMarket #SmallBusinessSaturday #BlackFriday #coosbayoregon #holidayshopping #Artisans #CHM Featured News by Coos History Museum CHM
Our holiday market is TODAY and TOMORROW! Stop by between 10 AM and 4 PM to shop local artisan goods, crafts, and more. This is the perfect opportunity to get your holiday shopping done while supporting local artists 🎄🎁 #ShopLocal #cooshistorymuseum #HolidayMarket #SmallBusinessSaturday #BlackFriday #coosbayoregon #holidayshopping #Artisans #CHM
Our holiday market is TODAY and TOMORROW Stop by between 10 AM and 4 PM to shop local arti... More

11/28/2025

Dear Abby: I feel like I stayed in this 38-year marriage out of obligation. Is it too late to leave now? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Abby: I feel like I stayed in this 38-year marriage out of obligation. Is it too late to leave now?
DEAR ABBY I have been married for 38 years We have three adult children and four grandchil... More

11/28/2025

12-year-old girl rescued after sand hole collapses in Texas Featured News by Oregon Today News
12-year-old girl rescued after sand hole collapses in Texas
First responders said the girl was digging a hole in sand when it caved in Her fathers qui... More

11/28/2025

Watch the Georgia vs Georgia Tech rivalry game today streaming free today Featured News by Oregon Today News
Watch the Georgia vs Georgia Tech rivalry game today streaming free today
Gear up for some Clean Old-Fashioned Hate today as the No 4 Georgia Bulldogs clash with th... More

11/28/2025

'It still surprises me': Mistaken text leads to decade-long Thanksgiving tradition for Wanda Dench and Jamal Hinton Featured News by Oregon Today News
'It still surprises me': Mistaken text leads to decade-long Thanksgiving tradition for Wanda Dench and Jamal Hinton
A mistaken text in 2016 sparked an enduring Thanksgiving tradition between Wanda Dench and... More

11/28/2025

Person fatally stabbed in SE Portland’s Centennial neighborhood, police say Featured News by Oregon Today News
Person fatally stabbed in SE Portland’s Centennial neighborhood, police say
A person died early Friday in a stabbing in Southeast Portland police reportedOfficers fou... More

11/28/2025

10 things to know about new Oregon State coach JaMarcus Shephard Featured News by Oregon Today News
10 things to know about new Oregon State coach JaMarcus Shephard
The JaMarcus Shephard era is here at Oregon State More

11/28/2025

Saturday, November 29, has been proclaimed Small Business Saturday in Tualatin, celebrating and supporting our vibrant small business community. When you shop or dine locally, you’re not only backing local entrepreneurs—you’re helping grow small businesses and supporting jobs right here in Tualatin. The City of Tualatin is proud to champion our small businesses and encourages everyone to support these establishments on November 29 and all year long. View the full proclamation here: https://mccmeetingspublic.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net/tualtnor-meet-26a3ebade6ca47dc81c28d1fcada8540/ITEM-Attachment-001-a5254b482601403684783b5a67aa4747.pdf Featured News by City of Tualatin
Saturday, November 29, has been proclaimed Small Business Saturday in Tualatin, celebrating and supporting our vibrant small business community. When you shop or dine locally, you’re not only backing local entrepreneurs—you’re helping grow small businesses and supporting jobs right here in Tualatin. The City of Tualatin is proud to champion our small businesses and encourages everyone to support these establishments on November 29 and all year long. View the full proclamation here: https://mccmeetingspublic.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net/tualtnor-meet-26a3ebade6ca47dc81c28d1fcada8540/ITEM-Attachment-001-a5254b482601403684783b5a67aa4747.pdf
Saturday November 29 has been proclaimed Small Business Saturday in Tualatin celebrating a... More

11/28/2025

JaMarcus Shephard went from earning $12,000 a year to one of college football’s toughest coaching jobs | Bill Oram Featured News by Oregon Today News
JaMarcus Shephard went from earning $12,000 a year to one of college football’s toughest coaching jobs | Bill Oram
The morning after firing Trent Bray last month Oregon State athletic director Scott Barnes... More

11/28/2025

Black Friday turns to gray in Portland as clouds prevail but expect some sun later Featured News by Oregon Today News
Black Friday turns to gray in Portland as clouds prevail but expect some sun later
Black Friday has turned to Gray Friday as far as the weathers concerned in Portland A bit ... More

11/28/2025

Can Oregon, Ohio State avoid upset in rivalry games? Our Week 14 college football picks Featured News by Oregon Today News
Can Oregon, Ohio State avoid upset in rivalry games? Our Week 14 college football picks
The final week of college footballs regular season is upon us headlined by several blockbu... More

11/28/2025

Man found shot and killed in Woodburn, police seek help from public Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man found shot and killed in Woodburn, police seek help from public
Woodburn police found a man who was shot and killed in the area of Country Lane and Pana ... More

11/28/2025

Miss Manners: Must host create special dishes for diners with aversions? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Miss Manners: Must host create special dishes for diners with aversions?
DEAR MISS MANNERS I love to cook and to host dinner parties and we have many friends who r... More

11/28/2025

Watch Oregon 2025 OSAA high school football state championship games live (11/28/2025) Featured News by Oregon Today News
Watch Oregon 2025 OSAA high school football state championship games live (11/28/2025)
The 2025 Oregon high school football state championship weekend has arrived with seven OSA... More

11/28/2025

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Welcoming the Holiday Season in Coos Bay As the days grow shorter and our waterfront lights begin to glow a little brighter, Coos Bay is officially stepping into the holiday season. This time of year always brings out the best in our community—our small businesses, our families, our volunteers, and the many traditions that make our city feel warm even on the coldest coastal days. Shop Small Saturday – November 29 We begin by celebrating Shop Small Saturday, a chance to support the local businesses that give Coos Bay its character and heart. When you shop local, you’re supporting your neighbors, strengthening our economy, and helping keep our downtown vibrant. Nog & Cider Walk – 11:00 AM–3:00 PM Enjoy a festive afternoon with the Nog and Cider Walk. Pick up your maps at Jennie’s Shoes and explore participating shops offering seasonal sips and holiday cheer. Santa Meet & Greet – 2:30–4:40 PM Families can stop by the Coos Bay Visitor Center for a special meet and greet with Santa. It’s the perfect opportunity for photos, wish lists, and a moment of magic for our youngest residents. Walking Light Parade – 5:00–5:30 PM New this year, the Walking Light Parade invites everyone to bring their brightest, most creative light displays and walk together in celebration. Join the community and meet Santa at Coos Bay City Hall before the stroll begins. Christmas Tree Lighting – 5:30 PM We’ll close the evening with the annual Christmas Tree Lighting at the Coos Bay Visitor Center, a moment that always reminds us of the joy and togetherness this season brings. Empire Tree Lighting Celebration – Friday, December 5, 2025 The celebration continues in Empire with the Empire Tree Lighting at the Star of Hope from 5:00 PM–7:00 PM. Community members can vote for their favorite Empire business decorations as the district lights up for the season. Santa’s Shuttle – Thanksgiving Through New Year’s Eve Santa’s Shuttle returns for 2025, offering free evening rides from the Charleston Marina parking lot (Guano Rock Lane and Crossline Road) to Shore Acres State Park. The shuttle operates every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night—plus Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve—from roughly 4:15 PM to 8:00 PM heading to the park, with return trips until 9:00 PM. While waiting, visitors can enjoy complimentary hot cocoa, coffee, cider, cookies, and kids’ crafts at the Charleston Fishing Families’ warm indoor space next to the lot. Donations are appreciated. None of these events would be possible without the many volunteers, community partners, and local organizations that give their time and energy to make Coos Bay shine. Their dedication is a gift to all of us, and their efforts help create the traditions that define our hometown spirit. Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and meaningful holiday season. May the weeks ahead be filled with connection, gratitude, and the unique warmth that comes from celebrating together as a community. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Welcoming the Holiday Season in Coos Bay As the days grow shorter and our waterfront lights begin to glow a little brighter, Coos Bay is officially stepping into the holiday season. This time of year always brings out the best in our community—our small businesses, our families, our volunteers, and the many traditions that make our city feel warm even on the coldest coastal days. Shop Small Saturday – November 29 We begin by celebrating Shop Small Saturday, a chance to support the local businesses that give Coos Bay its character and heart. When you shop local, you’re supporting your neighbors, strengthening our economy, and helping keep our downtown vibrant. Nog & Cider Walk – 11:00 AM–3:00 PM Enjoy a festive afternoon with the Nog and Cider Walk. Pick up your maps at Jennie’s Shoes and explore participating shops offering seasonal sips and holiday cheer. Santa Meet & Greet – 2:30–4:40 PM Families can stop by the Coos Bay Visitor Center for a special meet and greet with Santa. It’s the perfect opportunity for photos, wish lists, and a moment of magic for our youngest residents. Walking Light Parade – 5:00–5:30 PM New this year, the Walking Light Parade invites everyone to bring their brightest, most creative light displays and walk together in celebration. Join the community and meet Santa at Coos Bay City Hall before the stroll begins. Christmas Tree Lighting – 5:30 PM We’ll close the evening with the annual Christmas Tree Lighting at the Coos Bay Visitor Center, a moment that always reminds us of the joy and togetherness this season brings. Empire Tree Lighting Celebration – Friday, December 5, 2025 The celebration continues in Empire with the Empire Tree Lighting at the Star of Hope from 5:00 PM–7:00 PM. Community members can vote for their favorite Empire business decorations as the district lights up for the season. Santa’s Shuttle – Thanksgiving Through New Year’s Eve Santa’s Shuttle returns for 2025, offering free evening rides from the Charleston Marina parking lot (Guano Rock Lane and Crossline Road) to Shore Acres State Park. The shuttle operates every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night—plus Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve—from roughly 4:15 PM to 8:00 PM heading to the park, with return trips until 9:00 PM. While waiting, visitors can enjoy complimentary hot cocoa, coffee, cider, cookies, and kids’ crafts at the Charleston Fishing Families’ warm indoor space next to the lot. Donations are appreciated. None of these events would be possible without the many volunteers, community partners, and local organizations that give their time and energy to make Coos Bay shine. Their dedication is a gift to all of us, and their efforts help create the traditions that define our hometown spirit. Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and meaningful holiday season. May the weeks ahead be filled with connection, gratitude, and the unique warmth that comes from celebrating together as a community. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Welcoming the Holiday Season in Coos Bay As the days grow shorter and our... More

11/28/2025

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