Corvallis launches new digital parking permit system
Corvallis has launched a new digital parking permit system, eliminating the need for physical tags and allowing residents to manage parking permits online.
Police investigating deadly crash near Woodburn
WOODBURN, Ore. (KPTV) - Police are investigating after a deadly crash just southwest of Woodburn on Tuesday evening. According to Woodburn Police, officers responded to a reported deadly crash near Butteville Road NE and Le Brun Rd NE just before 5:45 p.m. on Tuesday. Butteville Rd NE has been closed...
Pioneering Willamette Valley winery celebrates historic homecoming
May is Oregon Wine Month, and ARC PDX is highlighting a pioneering Willamette Valley winery that's celebrating a historic homecoming. Hinman Vineyards, a predominantly female-owned and operated business, is returning to its original family after more than 30 years under different ownership. Chelsea Hinman Miller, who currently runs the Portland-based...
Market of Choice recalls salad with undeclared sesame allergen
EUGENE, Ore. - Market of Choice is recalling its Vegan Kale Caesar Salad because the label doesn't list sesame as an ingredient, which could cause serious or life-threatening reactions for people with sesame allergies. The recall affects 9.5-ounce salads with expiration dates from April 20 through May 8. The salads...
Five Women’s Golfers Earn WCC All-Academic Honors
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State women’s golfers Rebecca Kim , Kyra Ly and Raya Nakao were all selected to the West Coast Conference All-Academic Team on Monday. Kelly Hope and Clara Alevag both earned WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention recognition. It’s the second-straight year Kim, Ly and Nakao were selected to the WCC All-Academic Team. Student athletes were nominated based on the following...
Beavs’ Dax Whitney Mentally Preparing For End Of College Career
Oregon State sophomore right-handed pitcher exited his start against Hawaii on April 23rd with tightness in his elbow. Now, the program has confirmed earlier ex
Oregon Grapevine: Physics, Knitting and Critical thought.
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Historic WWII aircraft ‘Lacey Lady’ being restored for flight
SALEM, Ore. (InvestigateTV) — Volunteers are working to restore a World War II B-17 bomber that spent nearly seven decades as a roadside landmark in Milwaukee, Oregon. The Boeing B-17, nicknamed “The Flying Fortress” during World War II, became a symbol of American might. Known for its weapons system and reliability when damaged, the aircraft dropped more bombs than any other in U.S...
George Fox University to Offer Oregon’s First 90-Credit Bachelor’s Degree
NEWBERG, Ore. — George Fox University will become the first university in Oregon to offer a 90-credit online bachelor’s degree, the Newberg-based institution announced last week. The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU), the region’s accrediting body, has approved George Fox to launch seven such degrees through...
Chamber’s State of Business Program Returns with a Stellar Lineup
On Thursday, May 21, more than 150 business and community leaders will gather at the University of Oregon’s Ford Alumni Center for a program that has become essential to understanding where Oregon’s economy is headed and how our region is helping shape that trajectory. The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual State of Business program returns at a moment when clarity, alignment, and action...
