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The 2024 Slams’ NCAA football transfer portal window closed on Saturday and won’t reopen until mid-April. A few names from the current roster are still up in the air for Oregon State. The most prominent is quarterback Ben Gulbranson, who has not yet stated if he would go to the transfer portal, start his path … Read more
Over the past year, Oregon has lost a number of individuals who, through their contributions to science, politics, the food industry, commerce, entertainment, education, law, and sports, have left their mark on the state, the country, and sometimes the globe. Here, we reflect on the lives of a few prominent Oregonians who passed away in … Read more
Strong winds have been blowing through the area, bringing trees and limbs down on power lines, so if you wake up Thursday morning to a dark house, it’s probably because of this. For a large portion of the Willamette Valley, including Portland and Vancouver, the National Weather Service has issued a wind alert. The alert, … Read more
CITY OF BAKER The storyteller Coyote has made Baker City his home at the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. Additionally, he is sharing a sometimes-forgotten aspect of history through his voice. At the end of October, a new Native American display was unveiled at the Bureau of Land Management’s 23,000-square-foot headquarters. A museum devoted … Read more
The National Weather Service issued an updated strong wind warning for Northern and Eastern Klamath County, Western Lake County, and Central and Eastern Lake County at 6:51 a.m. on Thursday. The warning was in place until 10 a.m. The forecast states that “Southwest winds of 35 to 50 mph with gusts up to 65 mph … Read more
Best wishes to Murgatroyd! Even more enigmatic night sky lights! You are cleared to maneuver… to avoid the UFO: Pilots report unidentified lights over Oregon, Dec. 12 is a resource I would like to suggest to readers, reporters, and yes, even jet pilots who, upon seeing lights in the night sky, believe they must be … Read more
A recent letter writer believes that by preventing the now-defunct Kroger-Albertsons merger, the federal government is harming consumers (Readers respond: Blocking grocery merger hurts average people, Dec. 18). Given that the stores would be sold to a grocery wholesaler with minimal background in supermarket retailing, the merger would have most likely resulted in the closure … Read more
Strong winds have been blowing through the area, bringing trees and limbs down on power lines, so if you wake up Thursday morning to a dark house, it’s probably because of this. For a large portion of the Willamette Valley, including Portland and Vancouver, the National Weather Service has issued a wind alert. The alert, … Read more
Over the past year, Oregon has lost a number of individuals who, through their contributions to science, politics, the food industry, commerce, entertainment, education, law, and sports, have left their mark on the state, the country, and sometimes the globe. Here, we reflect on the lives of a few prominent Oregonians who passed away in … Read more
What is it about a forest in the Pacific Northwest? On this week’s edition of Peak Northwest, we discuss our love of Northwest woods, from the scent to the atmosphere to the sense of being surrounded by trees. Ross Reid, a special guest who goes by the handle Nerdy About Nature on social media, talks … Read more